Where do you get your inspirations?

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Where do you get your inspirations?

Unread post by shaboogie25 » Thu Mar 27, 2003 9:49 pm

Hey guys I'm just bored and wanted to know where most of you get inspiration for your songs. I mean is there any certain place where you always get ideas, or a book etc. that always provides songwriting material. For me, it's probably when I'm sitting outside somewhere on the ground and just relaxing somewhere. Whenever I do that, I always get some cool ideas for songs. So I'm just wondering where it is for you guys.

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Unread post by DMB=ice » Thu Mar 27, 2003 10:02 pm

Girls who break your heart... Thats probably accounts for about half of all songs.

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Unread post by shaboogie25 » Thu Mar 27, 2003 10:07 pm

Thats very true...I should have mentioned that I often find myself writing about my ex, even when I don't mean to :cry:

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Unread post by juineaux » Thu Mar 27, 2003 10:08 pm

Whenever I am away from home & family I write alot of songs. Mabey its time I move out- :lol: I write alot of songs whenevever I jam with good musicians(i think everyone does), Especially violinist and Percussionist.

Heres a question that is sorta similar, what are everyones songs about(lyrically)?

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Unread post by shaboogie25 » Thu Mar 27, 2003 10:11 pm

I sometimes come up with some pretty good riffs when I just jam with my other band member (drummer). Like one time he was just playin this beat he came up with and I just started improvising over him and I came up with this GREAT riff.

As for the question about what my songs are about lyrically, I usually write them as telling a story with some deeper meaning behind it. Things in the song usually unfold as they go, but that's just my style now, and it may change.

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Unread post by swift360 » Fri Mar 28, 2003 12:43 am

i agree with the whole ex-gf thing... almost all of my songs are very very... um.. pathetic... oh well... if they work, and they help me get some stuff off my chest, then im not worried about it. Inspiration comes from everywhere: from beers to babes to buzzes... anything that tells a story, can tell a song...

i should make that into a song.. what the hell ;)
IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!

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Unread post by HiFiKing » Fri Mar 28, 2003 10:59 am

Quite Simply, Life.

[cheers]

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"Celebrate we will, Because life is short but sweet for certain" (David J. Matthews)

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Unread post by juineaux » Fri Mar 28, 2003 12:06 pm

HiFiKing wrote:Quite Simply, Life.

[cheers]

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Yea I mostly write about life too. Sometimes other people around me also. I try to stay away from the ex-gf stuff, becuase it gets a little repetitive, but it always ends up in the songs anyways.

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