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Said Fantasy.

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Said Fantasy.

Postby elisamuelf » Mon Jun 11, 2012 7:40 pm

Hello,

- From where the name came from.

- Members: How come that your daughter is in that band.

- The Horse Is The Said Fantasy logo or just something used to promote the EP.

- You said that some songs made for Said Fantasy going to be on the new JE album, this songs are the ones you choice for Said... but never use them or you started working on some of them.

- When JE start have shows again Said Fantasy probably too.

- You said that the process of making music of Said Fantasy is different than JE i don't play keys and none of that can you explain in a simple way the difference like playing live and recording. I saw that Said Fantasy is just one synth and JE is 2 most of the time live.

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.
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Re: Said Fantasy.

Postby ronnie martin » Sun Jun 17, 2012 2:41 am

1. It came to me on a road trip up the coast of California. I liked those two words together.

2. She has played Moog with me on the few live shows we've done. For recording, it's just myself.

3. Both, most likely.

4. No, I have written separate songs for each project, but when we played live in 2010 I mixed and matched them. For the albums, the songs just returned to their appropriate project.

5. I'm not sure what will happen in regards to live shows, but I'm open.

6. Joy Electric is a much more "produced" or "commercial" sound, whereas Said Fant will be very raw and minimal. This means that with SF, I'm purposely using less sounds and trying to keep things as sparse as possible, but with JE, I impose less restrictions.

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