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Last Updated: 9/20/2009

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Status: Single
City: Antwerpen
State: Vlaanderen
Country: BE
Signup Date: 2/9/2006

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James (2)
Sunday, March 04, 2007 

Current mood:  blah

 

back to the music: there's another reason why I haven't been on myspace that much...:
I did it! I recorded an album in 28 days!! That was the challenge of the RPM (view www.rpmchallenge.com) and I succeeded!!!

BRAM COOLs presents CCM III: sketches for LITURGY

So I did record a complete album in february '07: an eclectic liturgic concept album! Singing in dutch, englisch, latin, greek, and even some words french and hebrew, playing a lot of instruments, and using different styles like indie, weird folk, postrock, hiphop, lofi, medieval music, gregorian, ... Not that it's perfect, it's just something I recorded on my own in one month here at home...

For anyone who's interested: www.bramcools.tk (you can download the whole album right now)

please listen to it and give me comments

shalom

Bram

Currently listening:
It Wouldn't Be What It Is
By The Singing Mechanic
Release date: 16 October, 2001
8:02 AM
 
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Woody Woodham

 
i really am looking forward to hearing this..i'll go there right now
 
Posted by Woody Woodham on Friday, April 20, 2007 - 5:40 PM
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Woody Woodham

 
Cool stuff ..my initial favorites are Kyrie Eleison, Sanctus and I Believe... I can't imagine doing an album in 28 days...that's just not right!
 
Posted by Woody Woodham on Friday, April 20, 2007 - 6:07 PM
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James

 
I dig your liturgy stuff. Yeah, I would I guess, I'm into liturgical stuff - however there's a lot of liturgical stuff I don't like, and I do like this a lot.
 
Posted by James on Tuesday, October 09, 2007 - 9:22 PM
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