ddimuro.bsky.social
Musician, writer, former movie-TV sound designer with an axe to play
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That's right, I totally forgot about John Serrano's vinyl! Thanks
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People forget that making a CD was prohibitively expensive. My 1st CD was a big deal & my friends were ecstatic to be included. My songs instantly appeared in music databases. Within a year or two it was much easier, and then we had recordable CDs. I see this vinyl option exploding in the same way.
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I had quite an inappropriate crush on her! Also did this cover with my daughter… dinodimuro1.bandcamp.com/track/everyw...
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Don't tell anyone but it's out! dinodimuro1.bandcamp.com/track/kevins...
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“Find the simple thing that sounds cool.” (John Gibson)
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We went through a few phases. He eventually aligned with the jocks, and at one point we both liked the same girl and he threatened me (and my best friend). In high school he was a football player. Separate for decades, we hooked up about 6 years ago and walked the streets of our old neighborhood.
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youtu.be/nojSrotOZZM?...
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I thought he said “Find the simple, cool thing that sounds good!”
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In the 60’s, definitely. After Manson, some of the freedoms got pulled back, but not all.
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Actually, thinking about the lyrics, it's more about my drug-addled girlfriend and her circle of losers, of which Pablo & Tracy were a part. But specifically there's nothing about Pablo, and only that the party took place at Tracy's house. The title is the worst part. I could STILL do a Pablo song!
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At the previous reunion he greeted me so warmly, but I never forget ANYTHING. I was flabbergasted. Was thinking of handing him a CD but both my previous reunions went great (I had a very small class, all male) and I don't want to mar the evening. Really, I didn't do the song for him; it was for me.
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I'm sure nobody notices (and I don't expect them to!) but I try to alternate my releases between vocals and instrumentals, with occasional full-length albums. Now I'm adding in LoFi EP's because I had so much fun with my last one!
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The human body is an amazing thing. Here I stupidly ate raw sausage and went to Hell, but my body has been hard at work trying to save me from eternal damnation instead of just saying "You're done. Godspeed!"
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I’d change one thing here: of course the sounds of real life are varied and fascinating, or we wouldn’t have sound libraries. What’s dull is a couple mics capturing background noises on the set that are mostly not recorded clearly enough to use. We DO sometimes use them, but only as a starting point