Comments for Outpatients Music http://www.outpatientsmusic.com Superclean music for dirty people Sun, 05 Mar 2006 11:28:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Morning after the night before… by andy http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/comment-page-1/#comment-10 andy Sun, 05 Mar 2006 11:28:16 +0000 http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/#comment-10 ClickRich and I finally worked out which tune it was: Cream vs. the Hoxton Whores - Sunshine of your love... I'm also a fan of the Spanky Wilson version (which is on Tom Middleton - The Trip... Possibly one of the best ever mix CDs). ClickRich and I finally worked out which tune it was: Cream vs. the Hoxton Whores – Sunshine of your love… I’m also a fan of the Spanky Wilson version (which is on Tom Middleton – The Trip… Possibly one of the best ever mix CDs).

]]> Comment on Morning after the night before… by the other Andy Roberts http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/comment-page-1/#comment-9 the other Andy Roberts Thu, 02 Mar 2006 12:30:23 +0000 http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/#comment-9 Aside from the now seemingly essential need for space travel, it was an awesome night. Great tunes, great bunch of people (both behind the decks and in front of..) and all in a top night. Bring on the next one! Aside from the now seemingly essential need for space travel, it was an awesome night. Great tunes, great bunch of people (both behind the decks and in front of..) and all in a top night. Bring on the next one!

]]> Comment on Morning after the night before… by andy http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/comment-page-1/#comment-8 andy Wed, 01 Mar 2006 17:15:46 +0000 http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/#comment-8 We've clearly got this one in the bag. But perhaps not... my bag. You're right. This is easy. I think that the next step for me is to fly far enough into space to pick up the sound from the start of my set (330m/s * 4 days * 24 hours * 60 mins * 60 seconds = 114048 Kilometers) - the whole vacuum of space thing may add an interesting twist - then record it, compress it and email it to your 3G phone via satellite link (remember - I'll be in space at the time). All you need to do is listen through, identify the track and bob's your uncle. Let's hope it's not a white label, eh? The alternative is, of course, that you sing it to me. I'm still leaning towards option 2. We’ve clearly got this one in the bag. But perhaps not… my bag.

You’re right. This is easy. I think that the next step for me is to fly far enough into space to pick up the sound from the start of my set (330m/s * 4 days * 24 hours * 60 mins * 60 seconds = 114048 Kilometers) – the whole vacuum of space thing may add an interesting twist – then record it, compress it and email it to your 3G phone via satellite link (remember – I’ll be in space at the time). All you need to do is listen through, identify the track and bob’s your uncle. Let’s hope it’s not a white label, eh?

The alternative is, of course, that you sing it to me. I’m still leaning towards option 2.

]]> Comment on Morning after the night before… by ClickRich http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/comment-page-1/#comment-7 ClickRich Wed, 01 Mar 2006 09:54:35 +0000 http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/#comment-7 Oh dear, my home made MP3 ripper is ripped. My vocal talents will continue to be confined to the shower. Besides, I can't remember how it went- might have just been a BIG guitar riff. I'll know it when I hear it. I spent all the way from Portsmouth to Southampton downloading Eric Clapton previews to my 3G phone to try and find where the sample was from- then the signal dipped as we went into the New Forest and I gave up. How did we ever manage with GSM? Then I listened to a load of tracks from Hard to Find Records htfr.com. No joy. My next option is to narrow the search by short listing all the tracks from Clapton albums I might have listened to (bound to be a small proportion of his prolific works)... and take it from there. So to summarise, we're looking for a track I can't remember on a record you might not have played. Easy peasy. Oh dear, my home made MP3 ripper is ripped. My vocal talents will continue to be confined to the shower. Besides, I can’t remember how it went- might have just been a BIG guitar riff. I’ll know it when I hear it.
I spent all the way from Portsmouth to Southampton downloading Eric Clapton previews to my 3G phone to try and find where the sample was from- then the signal dipped as we went into the New Forest and I gave up. How did we ever manage with GSM?
Then I listened to a load of tracks from Hard to Find Records htfr.com. No joy.
My next option is to narrow the search by short listing all the tracks from Clapton albums I might have listened to (bound to be a small proportion of his prolific works)… and take it from there.
So to summarise, we’re looking for a track I can’t remember on a record you might not have played. Easy peasy.

]]> Comment on Morning after the night before… by andy http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/comment-page-1/#comment-6 andy Tue, 28 Feb 2006 15:36:23 +0000 http://www.outpatientsmusic.com/2006/02/26/morning-after-the-night-before/#comment-6 Hi Rich, There's no way I can go home now without being tempted to read the small print on all of the labels of the records I packed (about 90) for the night. The worst thing is that it may not even be one of the tunes I played! :) I can't work out which is worse: It be one of the tunes I played and I didn't realise it sampled the good Mr Clapton, or I spend 2 hours reading record labels tonight only to find it was one of Rich or Matt's tunes. Either way, I confess to not remembering the track. There's only one solution: You're going to have to sing it to me. If you'd like to send through an MP3 of your rendition, I'll be sure to add it to the site. It's all in the name of good, clean, family entertainment (music video optional). Hi Rich,

There’s no way I can go home now without being tempted to read the small print on all of the labels of the records I packed (about 90) for the night.

The worst thing is that it may not even be one of the tunes I played! :) I can’t work out which is worse: It be one of the tunes I played and I didn’t realise it sampled the good Mr Clapton, or I spend 2 hours reading record labels tonight only to find it was one of Rich or Matt’s tunes.

Either way, I confess to not remembering the track. There’s only one solution: You’re going to have to sing it to me. If you’d like to send through an MP3 of your rendition, I’ll be sure to add it to the site. It’s all in the name of good, clean, family entertainment (music video optional).

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