Comments on: Song titles http://colortheory.com/song-titles electronic indie piano pop Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:34:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mike @ GarageSpin http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-332 Mike @ GarageSpin Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:29:54 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-332 Awesome. I still don't understand how you find time to do it all with kids/family/work/etc. You are the man! Awesome. I still don’t understand how you find time to do it all with kids/family/work/etc. You are the man!

]]> By: Brian Hazard http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-329 Brian Hazard Sat, 13 Feb 2010 21:48:08 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-329 Plan B might be the weakest of the titles anyway. If You Find Me will probably suit the song better, but it's not leap-out-of-your-seat exciting either. I'm not worried about having the same song title as another artist, since you can't copyright a title. I'm sure there are hundreds of songs called Two, for example. I actually do think February 15 could be an interesting song. Maybe I'll try both and see which bears more fruit. I suppose I can't record both, unless I want to make a concept album covering the days after major holidays. "Gone are the pitter patter of bunny feet on the wet dew..." Plan B might be the weakest of the titles anyway. If You Find Me will probably suit the song better, but it’s not leap-out-of-your-seat exciting either.

I’m not worried about having the same song title as another artist, since you can’t copyright a title. I’m sure there are hundreds of songs called Two, for example.

I actually do think February 15 could be an interesting song. Maybe I’ll try both and see which bears more fruit. I suppose I can’t record both, unless I want to make a concept album covering the days after major holidays. “Gone are the pitter patter of bunny feet on the wet dew…”

]]> By: Kenneth messmer(D.J synthetique) http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-328 Kenneth messmer(D.J synthetique) Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:48:45 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-328 well you had better get to work cause "we're not getting any younger"(very interested to see what comes of pretend extroverts,very interesting title)..keep up the good work Mr. hazard![color theory will always remain in heavy rotation on my radio show due to eminent genius] well you had better get to work cause “we’re not getting any younger”(very interested to see what comes of pretend extroverts,very interesting title)..keep up the good work Mr. hazard![color theory will always remain in heavy rotation on my radio show due to eminent genius]

]]> By: zsasz http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-327 zsasz Sat, 13 Feb 2010 12:09:38 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-327 i love the idea of starting with song titles. a nice basis to give a feel for how the song should feel. cant wait to hear :) i love the idea of starting with song titles. a nice basis to give a feel for how the song should feel. cant wait to hear :)

]]> By: Guy http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-326 Guy Sat, 13 Feb 2010 10:36:31 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-326 Plan B is an English rapper named Ben Drew. He's actually pretty good. Is Close "near" or the opposite of "open"? I'm guessing the first one. :) I like Pretend Extroverts. And Song Named After A Girl. Actually a lot of these make me smile. "Storm before the calm" was part of a line in Donna Lewis's song "I Could Be The One" - but the whole song was just throwing out phrases like that. Fifth of July? What about Fifteenth of February? Discount chocolates and sappy romantic junk! Good luck fleshing these out Brian. Plan B is an English rapper named Ben Drew. He’s actually pretty good.

Is Close “near” or the opposite of “open”? I’m guessing the first one. :)

I like Pretend Extroverts. And Song Named After A Girl. Actually a lot of these make me smile.

“Storm before the calm” was part of a line in Donna Lewis’s song “I Could Be The One” – but the whole song was just throwing out phrases like that.

Fifth of July? What about Fifteenth of February? Discount chocolates and sappy romantic junk!

Good luck fleshing these out Brian.

]]> By: Brian Hazard http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-325 Brian Hazard Sat, 13 Feb 2010 03:46:26 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-325 I guess these days songs don't have ends, only choruses repeating to fade. ;) I don't really have an angle on "It Must Be Halloween" yet, but the name hit me out of nowhere and I'm sure it'll lead somewhere interesting. I guess these days songs don’t have ends, only choruses repeating to fade. ;)

I don’t really have an angle on “It Must Be Halloween” yet, but the name hit me out of nowhere and I’m sure it’ll lead somewhere interesting.

]]> By: Rick Stubbs http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-324 Rick Stubbs Sat, 13 Feb 2010 01:41:51 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-324 "It Must Be Halloween" stands out to me for some reason... I guess it was cos I was once walking round town and realised how weird some people look if you look carefully... Rick “It Must Be Halloween” stands out to me for some reason… I guess it was cos I was once walking round town and realised how weird some people look if you look carefully…

Rick

]]> By: Satie's Faction http://colortheory.com/song-titles#comment-323 Satie's Faction Sat, 13 Feb 2010 00:01:56 +0000 http://colortheory.com/?p=1684#comment-323 Hee hee! Funny method, Brian. I think it was Cole Porter who always started with a title, then wrote the end of the song (it had to have a strong finish), and then wrote the rest. And he was not the worst songwriter in the world, was he? Hee hee! Funny method, Brian. I think it was Cole Porter who always started with a title, then wrote the end of the song (it had to have a strong finish), and then wrote the rest. And he was not the worst songwriter in the world, was he?

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