At Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2010 12:41:17 Marc wrote: > From: marc_tobolski@xxxxxxxxx > Subject: [klaatumail] Re: My third album > To: klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > Marc T > > > Twitter: marctobolski > Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tobolski > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Marc Tobolski <marc_tobolski@xxxxxxxxx> > To: klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Wed, August 4, 2010 12:26:47 PM > Subject: [klaatumail] Re: My third album > > Jaimie: > > I ran artist and title search for all of these and still only get Time Enough > At > Last. And this one is actually credited (as artists) Jaimie Vernon, Brian > Gagnon, Danielle Benson-Vernon. For some reason all the portals (except iTunes) have used the SONGWRITING credits as the name of the artist for this album!! I think it was a coding error with my broker who sent them the tracks. When I search on my own name -- my two solo albums appear along with Dee's live album [scroll to the very bottom]: http://www.rhapsody.com/-search?query=Jaimie%20Vernon&searchtype=RhapKeyword >And Time Enough At Last (never listened before) sounds to me like Alan Parsons >at times, Midnight Oil at others. I guess it depends on the influences of the listener. I regularly get people telling me the stuff sounds like KLAATU...which I have to take with a grain of salt. People who don't know my connection to the band never mention it...so it's truly in the ears of the beholder. I get the Midnight Oil thing on the song "Cast Iron Pillow" -- but the song was written before Midnight Oil even existed. I was listening to a lot of Peter Shelley (of The Buzzcocks) when I wrote this....I think, subliminally, it's a rip-off of "Homosapien". When we took the demo and recreated it, the bass started sounding more "Peter Gunn"-ish...so we ran with that. But a song like "Heart Attack" -- which was written in 1980 as well -- is a straight up Kiss meets Deep Purple/Status Quo anthemic rocker. And the other 1980 tune "You've Done It This Time" is not only an homage to The Cars -- people think it's a COVER of a Cars tune. :-) Parson's "Time"; the Korgi's "Everybody's Gotta Learn Some Time" (which I've posted the video for on the Bullseyecanada YouTube station); and Australia act The Church's "Unguarded Moment" are all no-nonsense cover tunes originally recorded by their respective artists in 1980. You may see a theme running here.... Yeah, I'm a little schizophrenic. And I get even more schizo on the "Nightmare @ 20,000 Watts" album....adopting a different sound for every song just like a playlist on the old AM radio stations that we grew up listening to. Jaimie