Cat said she loves The Silas TechnoHypnoGroove Christmas Song and it's got a great danceable groove.
Party elves, man. Roll with it.
The audio was recorded at high-res and it was filmed on an HD cam. I'll have to listen again to decide if it's respectful of Christmas in the way I intend to do it. The way I'm seeing it is Mary is tired but she is sooooo happy. I have no idea what is in her head after a woman delivers a baby, particularly when he is a deity.
I mean no disrespect as I imagine it must be a tremendous happiness through her tiredness and that's what I want in this. Solemnity is all very well but delivering babies is not usually very solemn or at least as far as I can tell from movies. It seems there is relief, happiness, and the joy that comes from creating a life. I've never helped make one so I really don't know what that means but I see their eyes as if they do look into Heaven when they first see the baby.
Usually it's not good to say what your music means as that rips off a listener's opportunity to form an opinion but on this one I need it to be clear what I was trying to do in case there is any offense.
So I won't promise to upload it but it's definitely captured. I'll review it as the first concern is that it probably went fifteen minutes.
I'm not sure if I hit it too hard as some of it was fairly aggressive but you've got to figure when you've got tom toms in a Christmas song then things are going to get weird. That doesn't mean it turns hammerhead but we'll see if it's too heavy.
I'll do a better report later as much more happened than that. Right now I'm gassed.
I was wearing a Laughing Gecko t-shirt but I forgot to plug it. I am such crap. A plug can still come visually through Final Cut but it would have been much cooler to say something and mug it up to the camera.
We'll see ... but later.
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