Iron Heart Forum Music League

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle I'll second that - great documentary

[endo]

really, the Smiths?

[mclaincausey]

Cmon man even 1s over 2:00 is cheating!

[goosehd]

…and I had to listen to the 3 second song a few times because I didn’t realize that was the entire song.

[mclaincausey]

They have a sequel to that song called “No, All!” That weighs in at a hefty 00:02 Knew we would see lots of punk

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd

[goosehd]

@Tago-Mago Really hits me deep and brings out a lot of emotions.

[GraemeE]

@Tago-Mago silicon valley?

[chrisjohnnick]

So I've joined 4 leagues now. 1 has already wrapped (I finished 3rd!) and 1 wraps tomorrow. This is fun!

[jerkules]

Out of curiosity, for the next round are people submitting music written specifically for films, or rather songs that show up in films?

[Steve]

@jerkules I wasnt sure, so I've done one of each

[AdamJ]

@jerkules @Steve someone had my first two "nailed on classic" shouts and I'm not happy about it !!

[scooter]

@jerkules , whether they were written for the film, or not, had no impact on my decision. My criteria was, it had to be used in the film, and it had to leave a lasting impression...

[ARNC]

@jerkules I’m with @scooter on this. Also relieved that nobody had nabbed my choices for this round!

[scooter]

@mclaincausey said in Iron Heart Forum Music League:

Cmon man even 1s over 2:00 is cheating!

I know, I know. In doing so, I understood it would likely go against me.

If you think about it, though. You could remove the half second of dead air at each the beginning, and end of the song, and it would fit.

Yeah, yeah, I know I'm reaching...

[Tago Mago]

@AdamJ on the off-chance that I'm one of them - I feel good about it

[SKT]

@scooter this was my criteria as well

[GraemeE]

I misread the rules on the last round - I thought it was 2 minutes or less but I see now that it was under 2 minutes

My bad

[mclaincausey]

Oof I also read it >=2:00

[Matt]

@scooter said in Iron Heart Forum Music League:

@jerkules , whether they were written for the film, or not, had no impact on my decision. My criteria was, it had to be used in the film, and it had to leave a lasting impression...

This was my way.