
Yo J take a look at some of these ideas and get back to me,
Summer 2009
We take a few days in August, make the most of the final days of summer, and make the dirtiest, sloppiest, inebriated garage/punk album we can muster. 3-5 songs, 1-2 minutes each max. Tentative titles: Sweaty Kisses or Slap It On The Pavement. Let's focus on guitar riffs for this one as well as coming up with as many progressions as we can. We should definitely do this one in Tucson.
Fall 2009
Finish Beach Tapes: '67-'72. Probably going to have to continue to pass this one back and forth. Maybe do a session in the Red Woods or Joshua Tree sometime in September or October.
Spring 2010
Start that pop opus we've been talking about. Maybe invest in a funky synthesizer or groove box. Probably going to need to focus on lyrics more so on this one—melodies and major chords we'll work from the ground up. We should carve out some time in L.A. for this one. Spring Break maybe?
Summer 2010?
Let's keep an ear to the ground and take a few pages from Timbaland and Q-Tip. I know Jay-Z declared it over but I think we should keep an open mind to the auto-tune, maybe even vocoders (note: if we head in this direction we have to make it as over the top as it can go). I think we'll have to put some effects on our voices to pull this off in any case. Don't want to do too many tracks in this arena, maybe a solid single or two.
