150 Albums In 2 Years Options

[Mertay]

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/genera...dio_albums.html

My question, why?

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[Bogdan Radovic]

I haven't been following his work but this is amazing in its own sense isn't it?
If he feels inspired, then why not put out music? I do feel he is going for something unconventional or some kind of record. It is amazing, the sheer amount of material - when does he get to record and compose it all?

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[jstcrsn]

If it pays the bills ! ?

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[Mertay]

I also never followed him and didn't listen much either although considered him very skilled.

What if this is his only option?

He wears a mask and there are very few photos of him. He builds a career, gave lots of concerts and even has a sig. guitar from Gibson...he can be the next slash and earn huge bucks from pop stars. Then one day decides not to get out of his house much considering the time needed to compose so much music today.

I'm guessing its asocial personality. Hard to deal with if a guitar based career is wanted. Don't get me wrong as I'm actually commenting (hopefully) he's probably living the life he always wanted, not all of us want to give concerts although loving to play guitar.

But its just a guess. There is a bandcamp link of all his music, first songs of every album can be listened. I'll check them later on as I'm more curious about his musical patterns, style of patterns that helps produce such time/number of songs.

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[Gabriel Leopardi]

This is curious. I think that if we would compose instead of practice we could release a lot of music and that's what he seems to be doing. Instead of practicing every day, he composes every day. And he must have a set up that allows him to compose and record at the same time so he doesn't have to re-record everything at a studio.

I haven't heard his latest albums but I'm curious to know what he has been doing the last years... I noticed that everything is at Spotify so I'll check it.

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[Mertay]

Side note; I know this guy who is a founder of a Turkish guitar forum.

Although he has a day job, he also has amazing knowledge on guitar tech. Manages a forum, created a wiki sort of thing (in the forum) on guitars and guitar parts, demo's gear on youtube and sometimes plays in a bar just for fun...

But he also records on backing tracks regularly, at least 1 sometimes 3 every week for the past few years. Strictly blues and though not the most amazing player, in the 3 years I checked his uploads and the progression was very inspiring.

Considering this, I'd guess some students might like the idea of this approach adopted with their regular program here. I know there are students here that actually doesn't need a collab. to musically fill a typical backing track length of music.

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[Todd Simpson]

BINGO!! That's sort of what he does. He really does a LOT of jamming over a backing beat. He then records that in chunks and calls them songs. Not to say he isn't talented, he's AMAZING, beyond AMAZING actually.

And it's a clever way of maximizing your practice time. Put together a backing quickly, and solo your brains out over it and record it. I'm not knocking him at all. It's just his way of moving forward as a musician and it's working well for him

I do wish that he would spend a bit more time on song structure. Some of his songs are wonderful works of thematic structure, but many others are him sorta noodling away and being impressive. I really prefer the thematic structured bits. But that's just me

Most of his releases are pretty small as well. Some of them were literally burned on to blank CDs by him and marked with a sharpie.
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This is curious. I think that if we would compose instead of practice we could release a lot of music and that's what he seems to be doing. Instead of practicing every day, he composes every day. And he must have a set up that allows him to compose and record at the same time so he doesn't have to re-record everything at a studio.

I haven't heard his latest albums but I'm curious to know what he has been doing the last years... I noticed that everything is at Spotify so I'll check it.

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