Lots of free music from me :)

[DoNotResus]

Just spent the morning uploading a whole bunch of albums and EP's to my website for folk to download, listen, swap etc.

Can get all the below from www.davehughesmusic.co.uk/music.php

Dave Hughes - Roscoe Vacant Split
The tracklisting is:
1. The sinner and the saints (DH)
2. Love and hate (DH)
3. Malaga Airport (DH)
4. NYC (DH)
5. Evermore (DH)
6. On Our Own (DH)
7. Misery Loves Company (RV)
8. Indian Summer (RV)
9. Talk of the town (RV)
10. Icognito Chinese Blues (RV)
11. Non-denominational (RV)
12. Help save the youth of Cumnock and Doon Valley (RV)


Dave Hughes - Live in Paisley
The tracklisting is:
1. Introduction
2. On Our own
3. Never took the time
4. Paradise (This City)
5. Love, Ire, and Song (Frank Turner cover)
6. Midnight Walks
7. Malaga Airport
8. NYC
9. Love and Hate
10. Here's looking at you kid (Gaslight Anthem cover)
11. Dancing Two-Step
12. Daddy fought the law

Connections
The tracklisting is:
1. Never took the time
2. Daddy fought the law
3. You can't spell flame retardant without lame retard
4. A Thousand words
5. First step to failure
6. Modern World
7. Paradise (This City)
8. Live off the dead
9. Thousands are sailing (Pogues Cover)

Daddy fought the law EP
The tracklisting is:
1. Daddy fought the law (alternate)
2. Does your mother know
3. Paradise (This City)
4. Live off the dead

Once We Were Punks
The tracklisting is:
1. On Our Own
2. Walk You Home
3. Malaga Airport
4. I wish I was a tribute act
5. Mercedes in the city
6. Once we were punks
7. Thicker than blood
8. Chernobyl Park

[pANDAS Radio]

Cheers.

[DoNotResus]

it's my own "music that no one likes" page

[DoNotResus]

Just read a good blog on the Futility of Flogging Music, so I thought I'd bump this thread
http://www.musicthinktank.com/blog/p...ing-music.html

[MarkMono]

He gets bit misty-eyed toward the end about musicians being at their best when poor and hungry. It certainly applies to some, but as much as I hate to admit it, the well-off are just as capable of creating outsider art. Think how many brilliant punk bands come from the pampered white upper-middle-class. Harsh reality.

I never really seem to read anything by anyone speaking for my attitude to music, probably makes me quite jaded:

I want to play once a month and make that show the best one anyone in the audience have seen that month. Tours and albums are things that happen maybe every three years, any more than that and you're just writing about playing in a band and making albums. I don't expect a wage from any of this, though I shouldn't be having to buy my own beer at gigs. Conventional promotion is ineffective for most of the music I make, and anyway, accosting an unsuspecting audience is probably the most fun a human being can have with a musical instrument. I can see benefits and drawbacks in every system from DIY to pay-to-play, but don't personally subscribe to any one set method. If someone as antisocial as me can sell hundreds of copies of one EP over a six week period while playing three shows...

I figure I'm onto something, but I'm not that bothered if I'm not.