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Post by Steve Price on Jun 25, 2006 11:36:41 GMT
On tonights show.. Vengeance will be my guest and we'll also be previewing some tracks from the new/forthcoming Tara's Secret CD (I think Paul Baker and Ralph might be offering money not to play the track that they do the backing vox on!)
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Post by shaggy on Jun 25, 2006 12:37:04 GMT
refuse all monies offered Mr P and play this gem for us all.
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Post by Paul B on Jun 25, 2006 18:18:03 GMT
Money NOT to play it... Humpfff..............(goes into fake rock star strop, flicks hair, {well if I had enough to flick!} stomps off to do the washing up!) Ralph & I are waiting for the royalty cheques to flood in... Wot about a payrise from ARfm then? Costing Ralph and I a lot in hairgel and tooth whitener you know!!! Must remember not to whiten the teeth in public though!! Or at least to put them back in before we have our photo's taken!! Cheers Prog Paul
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Post by Paul B on Jun 26, 2006 9:41:32 GMT
So come on then, what's the verdict? The Birmingham Singing DJ's really need to know!!! Tara's Secret did a great job backing us on 'Fantasy Girl' bless em oh and putting together what sounds like a pretty fine album. Cheers Prog Paul
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Post by Liz from Cheshire on Jun 26, 2006 10:04:05 GMT
Well Paul/Ralph it was simply marvellous.... ;D cant wait to tune in to the repeat to be honest.. can I have your autograph mister?
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Post by shaggy on Jun 26, 2006 18:33:28 GMT
quite astounding. I am totally underwhelmed just kidding ya guys, well done really.
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Post by blackcat on Jun 28, 2006 16:39:16 GMT
I think the Secret Tara's did a great job too. They weren't actually on the main song, but we did manage to mix them into the clap-a-long reprise after the last song on the album, which we added to heighten our anorak appeal !! The combined drone of Ralph and Paul give us a sort of bagpipe quality that we were sadly lacking in the main version of the song !! They were also joined by Ian & Debs from www.rockblogger.co.uk who wrote about their experiences at the studio and also review our new album. Thanks to Paul & Ralph for joining in and to Steve for giving us time for 3 songs on his show - and what a playlist is was too. The album "Tomorrow The World" is now available from www.taras-secret.com and we'll have sound clips running by the end of this week. Hope you all like what you hear. Midlands based rock fans can catch us live this Saturday 1st July at The Ostrich Rock Festival near Derby www.ostrichfestival.co.ukThere will be a large screen TV for the England match earlier in the evening and there's another 8-9 bands on before us. Cheers Craig Tara's Secret
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Post by Paul B on Jun 28, 2006 19:42:48 GMT
They weren't actually on the main song, but we did manage to mix them into the clap-a-long reprise after the last song on the album, which we added to heighten our anorak appeal !! The combined drone of Ralph and Paul give us a sort of bagpipe quality that we were sadly lacking in the main version of the song !! Anorak appeal? Bagpipe quality? I'm hurt, mortally wounded, speechless (shut up Simon!) I don't know what to say!! And now the secret is out and we won't get our pay-rise from ARfm Management!! It was great fun, go buy the album.... good luck Tara's Secret and thanks for a great time in the studio, even if the dried monkey testicles, (John reckoned they were peaches or sommat), with various strange eastern herbal things on weren't the best buffet we ever had!! Cheers... ;D Prog Paul
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Post by blackcat on Jun 29, 2006 12:23:35 GMT
Well Paul, if you'd concentrated on the singing instead of crawling around the studio doing a Health & Safety survey, we might be signed by Sony by now !!
We must also thank you though for your incredible bravery for standing on the train track with that microphone to record the thundering locomotive for "Train Of Love." That's committment to the job if I ever saw it.
Everyone pulled a face over the Japanese dried plums but strangely they'd all gone by the end of the week. Given the high Ginseng concentration, it shouldn't be hard to find the mystery eater.
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