Which of your EP's/Albums did you enjoy making the most? (Page 2 of 3)

My next one.

Because my main reasoning for this is to see what albums artists i may not have heard of like the most
so when i go to listen to it i got kind of a idea from their point of view. Pure boredom basically.

if you dont enjoy making music, then whats the point?

i guess it shouldn't surprise me that you had to flip the monopoly board many times while working on it, but it really does! it's just really solid as an album - like a concept album, kinda

Fell Plot... it was the first time i'd messed with NES expansion chips so I was learning as I created. also because I was operating under the RPM "album in a month" Challenge rules a lot of desperation song ideas presented themselves as if from nowhere - the title track was written in ONE DAY and it's ten minutes long.

Exactly, if I could release single songs without cover designs I would, but I don't think you'd like it if I blasted "Releases" every time I make a song.

It's pretty easy to find out what my most watched/listened songs are.

(My favorite of my works to date is not chipmusic.)

Last edited by chunter (Aug 23, 2012 6:10 pm)

My latest, Union Square, since I wrote it over a short period of intense inspiration and everything came out exactly how I wanted it to on pretty much the first try, it was a cathartic experience. I didn't have any of the frustration I've experienced with most of my music writing. I think part of what made it so enjoyable was that I started out with the aim of making something minimal with a classic analog sound, rather than trying to bend the medium into doing something it's not really made for. So, not something where I was pushing any boundaries or doing anything impressive, but in the end it was fun.