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**Fri Jul 28, 2006 10:00 pm**

Good man you are. Get registered forthwith - The Medusa needs more crewmembers. These decks don't swab themselves... :wink:

**Fri Jul 28, 2006 10:16 pm**

Fintan wrote:Good man you are. Get registered forthwith - The Medusa needs more crewmembers. These decks don't swab themselves...

Yeah welcome aboard, all hands on deck

**Sat Jul 29, 2006 3:40 am**

Welcome new friend.Enjoy the site,it's alot of fun.Back to the Irish music part of the thread...Hey Fin,do you have any mp3's posted on the site anywhere??Maybe you'd like to drop a song or 2 or 3 to give the kids what they want.Or maybe you wouldn't...just a suggestion,maybe you've already done it elsewhere on the site & you can point people in the right direction.If you haven't,a fan of yours would like to suggest The Catalpa,The Rose Of Allendale,The Pound A Week Rise & Grace.If those buggers don't sell a cd,nothing will!!

**Sat Jul 29, 2006 3:44 am**

BTW Fin,just between yours & Flogging Molly in the alphabetical progress of my cd collection is Fishbone!!Cool,huh!! :wink:

**Sat Jul 29, 2006 8:16 am**

Cheers Orrok! And how the f!@$ are ye anyway?
There's soundbytes from several songs on my website, and I'll soon be starting my new, insane, evil project - The Kitchen Sessions: mp3 recordings of full songs, just me and the guitar, available for free download from the website.
The aim is to record as many of the songs that I know as I can, and let you folks have them for free. Fuller orchestrated versions will be released on successive albums (and people can have input into which ones they'd like to see included), which will be worth paying for, but this way I get to play to a wider audience - and also provide, hopefully, a resource for learners and younger musicians: a set of reference tracks as to how the melody and chords and lyrics to standards and other songs kinda go. Well, my versions anyway.
Capiche? Catfish? Fishbone? :wink:

**Sat Jul 29, 2006 2:20 pm**

Fintan wrote:The Kitchen Sessions: mp3 recordings of full songs, just me and the guitar, available for free download from the website.
[...]Fuller orchestrated versions will be released on successive albums (and people can have input into which ones they'd like to see included), which will be worth paying for

This is a really bloody cool idea. Good on you, Fintan. A really creative way of using these Internets to help promote yourself.

**Sat Jul 29, 2006 9:19 pm**

Flagrant Hoor Self-Promotion Incorporated. That's me. :wink:

And I appreciate you not shutting me down, BossMan. I really do.

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