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OT - Some Jeremey Original Stuff

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 4:20 am
by Jeremey
Hey everyone, after reading a few things over the past couple days about original material and questions about if I've ever written anything or had anything available, I put a few tracks up I wrote with Swedish guitarist Juhani Nahkala under the title of "Elemental." One tune, "Rolling Away The Stone" was fortunate enough to appear on Andrews MR Comp CD II. Anyway, these songs have been sitting on my hard drive for several years collecting dust, so I just thought I'd share a few of them for anyone who wants to take a listen. Nothing that would have set the world on fire, but we had fun writing and collaborating. Unfortunately writing songs via email and in 2 different languages can be difficult to do, and with so many things on both of our other tables, it would have been difficult under normal circumstances to get anything done with the material. So here are some tunes in demo form, just for fun, smash 'em or trash 'em, whatever you prefer...Just wanted to address the questions I've seen here and at BT over the past couple weeks of writing anything original....So here ya go!
www.journeytributeband.com/elementaltunez.htm
Jeremey

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 4:32 am
by jrnyman28
Listened to two so far, I really like I Believe. I went to Requiem first because I like the word and I loved Freddie. But I had a hard time getting into that one on the first spin.

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 4:39 am
by jrnyman28
Rolling Away The Stone has serious Perry influences. I really hear his solo work on that one. But I have got to say that you have got one helluva voice and you can write. I know you stick with the Tribute stuff, But I would love to hear something real offered up. This stuff is somewhat demo-form, but you could/should put something together...

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 4:46 am
by Jeremey
jrnyman28 wrote:Listened to two so far, I really like I Believe. I went to Requiem first because I like the word and I loved Freddie. But I had a hard time getting into that one on the first spin.
Hey Thanks for listening Dave! Requeim was one of my favorites because of the chorus, but it is one that rambles a bit after the second verse. That's where the benefit comes into play when sitting in a room with a co-writer and tossing around ideas, rather than working with emailed mp3s and trying to do arrangements with stereo tracks instead of multitracks. Glad you liked the tunes, though! Your second part about something real being offered - There's just so many hours in the day, that writing has to be done as an inspiration and a hobby unless it's your profession. Unfortunately it's not my profession, and it's much more time consuming than drawing or spending time with the wife, so there's not to say that anything would ever happen, but it would have to be some organic burst of inspiration that would get me down in front of a multitrack recorder for weeks on end again....

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 5:04 am
by conversationpc
Jeremey,
Listened to all four...Didn't care for "I Believe" and "Requiem (Dancing With a Memeory)" is okay (good on ya for the Mercury tribute, though...). I really enjoyed "One By One" and "Rolling Away the Stone". Those two are great and I've added them to my favorites list.
I agree with Dave. The Perry influence is really strong on "Rolling Away the Stone".
Great stuff! Thanks!

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 6:10 am
by jrnyman28
conversationpc wrote:I agree with Dave. The Perry influence is really strong on the Perry influence.


Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 6:11 am
by jrnyman28
Jeremey wrote:[There's just so many hours in the day, that writing has to be done as an inspiration and a hobby unless it's your profession. Unfortunately it's not my profession, and it's much more time consuming than drawing or spending time with the wife, so there's not to say that anything would ever happen, but it would have to be some organic burst of inspiration that would get me down in front of a multitrack recorder for weeks on end again....
I understand completely. I know what you mean by needing inspiration...it doesn't happen very often for me!


Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 7:41 am
by Abitaman
Thanks Jeremey, Roll away the Stone is very good, as is one by one. I also like I believe-ERIC

Posted:
Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:06 am
by conversationpc
jrnyman28 wrote:conversationpc wrote:I agree with Dave. The Perry influence is really strong on the Perry influence.


That was brought to you by the department of redundancy department.
I corrected my post above.

Posted:
Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:16 am
by Magwheels
Jeremey...have you ever thought about auditioning for one of those "rock star" shows?
Looking at your own website again...and adding to that what you do with Frontiers..maybe
you're having too much fun etc already....
BTW.. your singing "I Stand Alone" blew me away. I'd love to hear what Perry would say
when listening to some of your stuff


Posted:
Thu Jul 13, 2006 7:47 am
by Jeremey
Magwheels wrote:Jeremey...have you ever thought about auditioning for one of those "rock star" shows?
Looking at your own website again...and adding to that what you do with Frontiers..maybe
you're having too much fun etc already....
BTW.. your singing "I Stand Alone" blew me away. I'd love to hear what Perry would say
when listening to some of your stuff

Thanks a lot, Mags....No, would not audition for a rock star show....I have too much going on to drop things at a moment's notice like that, but then again after watching it for a while, I'm pretty sure I'm not visually what they'd be looking for anyway....Thanks for checking out the "Stand Alone" clip....Always wanted to cover that song, but it's near impossible to do with the band...Thanks again!

Posted:
Thu Jul 13, 2006 7:49 am
by Jeremey
Abitaman wrote:Thanks Jeremey, Roll away the Stone is very good, as is one by one. I also like I believe-ERIC
Thanks Eric! Both the last and the first songs we wrote together, I'd have loved to put out a record of 10 songs of the caliber of those two...I know it's a cliche, but both songs were written (on my end - lyrics and melody) in a matter of hours. Those songs practically wrote themselves.

Posted:
Thu Jul 13, 2006 9:35 am
by NealIsGod
Jeremey - you are so fucking gifted. I finally got a chance to listen to these. I am blown away. You should be Journey's new singer.

Posted:
Thu Jul 13, 2006 9:37 am
by FormerJrnyFan
I enjoyed all four! Great stuff!

Posted:
Fri Jul 14, 2006 6:35 am
by siobhan222
I just wanted to say I really like your voice Jeremey. You are very talented. I can hear the SP influence, but you're also your own man.
Do you ever tour in SE Florida? If so, I'd love to see you live.

Posted:
Fri Jul 14, 2006 6:37 am
by siobhan222
Jeremey wrote:I'm pretty sure I'm not visually what they'd be looking for anyway....
Hey Taylor Hicks changed all that this year. You just never know Jeremey .. but then again, from what I've heard, the contract is 10 pages long and they completely own you for the first year. Still, that sweet million dollar recording contract. A million still goes a long way!

Posted:
Fri Jul 14, 2006 11:44 am
by Magwheels
Here's his webpage where you can hear other songs such as "I Stand Alone"..in case anyone is looking for it:
http://www.jeremeyhunsicker.com

Posted:
Fri Jul 14, 2006 12:45 pm
by Jeremey
NealIsGod wrote:Jeremey - you are so fucking gifted. I finally got a chance to listen to these. I am blown away. You should be Journey's new singer.
Major props, man, thanks a lot. I do appreciate it! Now get your ass to a show!!

Posted:
Fri Jul 14, 2006 10:36 pm
by NealIsGod
Jeremey wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Jeremey - you are so fucking gifted. I finally got a chance to listen to these. I am blown away. You should be Journey's new singer.
Major props, man, thanks a lot. I do appreciate it! Now get your ass to a show!!
I plan on going to see you in October, unless you are in the area sooner.

Posted:
Sun Jul 16, 2006 2:26 pm
by Distant Voice
Magwheels wrote:Jeremey...have you ever thought about auditioning for one of those "rock star" shows?
Looking at your own website again...and adding to that what you do with Frontiers..maybe
you're having too much fun etc already....
BTW.. your singing "I Stand Alone" blew me away. I'd love to hear what Perry would say
when listening to some of your stuff

PLEASE...don't go/do or even think of doing a reality show J,
I can tell you a million reasons why not too, but andrew might shoot me
Anyways, you sound great & i'm very pleased to see you putting family "FIRST"...
I have a feeling Steve Perry would be proud of you J, keep up the good work !

Posted:
Mon Jul 17, 2006 1:03 am
by Moon Beam
I just listened to I Stand Alone and
think you did a fine job on it Sir.
Thanks for having that song up for us.
Keep up the great work fella!

Posted:
Mon Jul 17, 2006 1:04 am
by Moon Beam
Thanks for the heads up Magwheels