It’s called Welcome To Boy Zone! And you can buy it for only $10. That makes sense, right? This album represents three years of hard, hard work. So far the feedback has been good. I hope you like it! That’s our very own Mr Spider on the cover!
Here are the videos of our most recent performance at El Corazon in Seattle:
Three Ninjas Live @ El Corazon 11/29/08 Part 1 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
Three Ninjas Live @ El Corazon 11/29/08 Part 2 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
Super special thanks to Sandy Purtlebaugh for doing such a great job of filming this!
Geoff and I are doing another Three Ninjas show. For some reason, this is always the last place I think to mention it. It’s going to be next Sunday, 11/30 at El Corazon in Seattle. Tickets are $9 in advance, purchable from me, $10 at the door, which opens at 6:15. I hope to see you there! Other Jason, do you think you’ll be there?
And finally, the last three songs of the evening:
Three Ninjas - Live @ Studio 7 10/22/08 Part 5 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
Vimeo has a weekly upload limit, so I will upload the last three songs next week. So here you go!
The Premise of Dogs:
Three Ninjas - Live @ Studio 7 10/22/08 Part 2 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
Comic Books And Success Are Not Mutually Exclusive:
Three Ninjas - Live @ Studio 7 10/22/08 Part 3 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
The Outside Matches The Inside:
Three Ninjas - Live @ Studio 7 10/22/08 Part 4 from Jason J Brunet on Vimeo.
I just finished a new song called The Ecstasy of Mallard. Please, would you take a moment to go and listen to it and tell me what you think?
Here is the story behind this song: Yesterday I was telling Kevin, aka Mr. Spider, that at my shows I was plannin to choose an audience member and ask them to suggest a song for me to sample. I would then choose another audience member to suggest a topic I would write about, and for the next show I would have a song written about the topic using samples from the suggested song.
So Kevin challenged me to do a proof of concept. And this is the result.
Here are the lyrics:
When I think about Bergmann I think about you
cause your polar forms are small and their beaks are small too
A lot of you are gay and if you’re gay I guess it’s true
that your heads are on straight and they’re green and not blue
Your offspring are precoccial and I kinda like that
They can swim and feed themselves and I think that’s pretty phat
What I don’t understand is why you copulate with corpses
I no longer wanna touch you
If I have to I’ll use forcepsMallard babies
They’ll follow you wherever you go
They’ll follow you if they don’t know you
Mallard babies
They’ll follow you with crackers in your hand
They’ll even try to eat a frog if they canYou’re so recently evolved
that you still hybridize
with ducks from a different genus
If your problems get solved
while I’m still alive
no one will believe usMallard babies
They’ll follow you wherever you go
They’ll follow you if they don’t know you
Mallard babies
They’ll follow you with crackers in your hand
They’ll even try to eat a frog if they can
Ok, here’s the audio from my show. Let me know if there are problems with the files. I tried to upload a zip, but that wasn’t working for some reason.
Also, yeah, we messed up a lot. And I completely screwed up the beginning of the first song. It happens. No one there even noticed though!
The Premise of Dogs
Comic Books & Success Are Not Mutually Exclusive
The Outside Matches The Inside
Beluga Calf Medly
Rap Fight
Going Gay For House
I have to thank my good friend Ron Eddy for doing me the favor of recording this. Ron used a small digital voice recorder with a condenser microphone and recorded from the crowd. We paid the venue $20 for a recording of the show made from the board, and Ron’s version blows the board’s version out of the freaking water. So thanks Ron!
As most of you know, I performed my first live show as Three Ninjas last Wednesday night. I’ve been waiting until I got the video and audio uploaded to mention it here, but my friend Chris Harris The Purple Fool has already reviewed it!
He also described my music as “not necessarily what you’d call ‘accessible’ at all times”. Cool!
I get the feeling that most of the people who read this site aren’t into beat making, but that’s ok, because this website is about stuff I like, and I like Boon Doc!
This is me using Ableton Live on my MPD32. Now I’m cool!
Yeah, not really.
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