Roadtrip 2017
by Proprietary Mark!
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Typical Topical
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One Hour Forward
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These Mundane Roads
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The Indecisive Song
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Sweat and Minivans
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Hotel TV (Cover)
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The Packing Interlude
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Spanish Flea (Cover)
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Tijuana Taxi (Cover)
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California Girls (Cover)
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Hey Jude (Cover)
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The Groovy Galleon
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Unleash Your Potential
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The Ballad of the Duel
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Tap Tap Tap
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Rock Out, Synth Cow
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about
LINER NOTES:
Two years ago, I went on a week-long vacation to Michigan that resulted in this album: silvermediaproductions.bandcamp.com/album/michigan-project-4
One year ago, I went on another week-long vacation to Michigan, and THAT resulted in this: silveralt.bandcamp.com/album/michigan-2
And now, for the final piece of this nifty little trilogy, I'm now releasing...
Michigan 3
lol jk, that's not it. You see, This particular vacation was a little bit different, and Michigan was actually the final stop on a roadtrip that also went to South Carolina (relatives), then DC (tourism), then Ohio (rock and roll hall of fame). I think I'll call this album...
Roadtrip 2017
Yea, that's more like it. The title isn't the only thing changing with this release, however. This vacation was two weeks long instead of one, so you know what that means...
"uh... twice as many tracks?"
Exactly, my wistful little audience member. Of course, doing 30 original tracks in two weeks for one release would've been a bit daunting, so I relaxed my own rules a bit and let myself make covers; a bulk of which were recorded on my aunt's piano in South Carolina using an old 5th gen iPod touch.
That's another thing about this album.
Some of you listening may know I'm sitting pretty now with a completely libre DAW setup on my laptop. I didn't entirely stick to that for this release, and used iOS Garageband & Voice Memos for quite a few tracks on this album. That's why I'm using the artist handle "Proprietary Mark!" (the exclamation point is still silent) for this album.
That's about all I can tell you without spoiling too terribly much. You're here to listen to the record, not read me talking about it, yes?
Looking ahead, I'm releasing a brand spankin' new EP on the 4th of July via my main bandcamp (marksilver.bandcamp.com). It's gonna feature two tracks from my August-bound self-titled album, and two tracks that will pop up on some sort of future release.
With that being said, that's it! Get out there and enjoy this album! Download this album! Play this album in VLC! Share this album with your friends! Share this album with your enemies! Share this album with your enemies' friends!
ok, im done now.
PARENTAL ADVISORY:
this album may turn the frogs gay.
Two years ago, I went on a week-long vacation to Michigan that resulted in this album: silvermediaproductions.bandcamp.com/album/michigan-project-4
One year ago, I went on another week-long vacation to Michigan, and THAT resulted in this: silveralt.bandcamp.com/album/michigan-2
And now, for the final piece of this nifty little trilogy, I'm now releasing...
Michigan 3
lol jk, that's not it. You see, This particular vacation was a little bit different, and Michigan was actually the final stop on a roadtrip that also went to South Carolina (relatives), then DC (tourism), then Ohio (rock and roll hall of fame). I think I'll call this album...
Roadtrip 2017
Yea, that's more like it. The title isn't the only thing changing with this release, however. This vacation was two weeks long instead of one, so you know what that means...
"uh... twice as many tracks?"
Exactly, my wistful little audience member. Of course, doing 30 original tracks in two weeks for one release would've been a bit daunting, so I relaxed my own rules a bit and let myself make covers; a bulk of which were recorded on my aunt's piano in South Carolina using an old 5th gen iPod touch.
That's another thing about this album.
Some of you listening may know I'm sitting pretty now with a completely libre DAW setup on my laptop. I didn't entirely stick to that for this release, and used iOS Garageband & Voice Memos for quite a few tracks on this album. That's why I'm using the artist handle "Proprietary Mark!" (the exclamation point is still silent) for this album.
That's about all I can tell you without spoiling too terribly much. You're here to listen to the record, not read me talking about it, yes?
Looking ahead, I'm releasing a brand spankin' new EP on the 4th of July via my main bandcamp (marksilver.bandcamp.com). It's gonna feature two tracks from my August-bound self-titled album, and two tracks that will pop up on some sort of future release.
With that being said, that's it! Get out there and enjoy this album! Download this album! Play this album in VLC! Share this album with your friends! Share this album with your enemies! Share this album with your enemies' friends!
ok, im done now.
PARENTAL ADVISORY:
this album may turn the frogs gay.
credits
released June 22, 2017
ATTRIBUTION:
Everything by Mark EXCEPT:
Track 7: Written by Luke Slomba & Josh Price for the band "Probehead"
Track 9: Written by Julius Wechter for "Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass"
Track 10: Written by Ervan Coleman for "Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass"
Track 11: Written by Jimmy Buffett
Track 12: Written by Evan Nork for "The Foresters"
Track 13: Written by Brian Wilson & Mike Love for "The Beach Boys"
Track 14: Written by Lennon-McCartney for "The Beatles"
Tracks 15 & 16: Written by Elton John & Bernie Taupin
Track 17: Written by Kermit the Frog (jk; it was Paul Williams & Kenneth Ascher)
Track 18: Written by Noel Gallagher for "Oasis"
Track 19: Written by "The Refreshments" for the King of the Hill soundtrack
PRODUCTION:
Tracks 1-6: Recorded in iOS Garageband
Tracks 7, 20-26, 28, 30: Recorded in LMMS
Tracks 8-17: Recorded in iOS Voice Memos
Tracks 18-19: idk. my mom recorded me using her iPhone.
Track 27, 29: Recorded in Ardour, Tweaked in Audacity
SPECIAL THANKS:
the blue minivan, the out of tune piano in SC, the CDs i bought on this trip, The Donald, the system76 wallpapers on my desktop environments, hank hill, my crippling insanity, and ofcourse... viewers like you... thank you.
ATTRIBUTION:
Everything by Mark EXCEPT:
Track 7: Written by Luke Slomba & Josh Price for the band "Probehead"
Track 9: Written by Julius Wechter for "Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass"
Track 10: Written by Ervan Coleman for "Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass"
Track 11: Written by Jimmy Buffett
Track 12: Written by Evan Nork for "The Foresters"
Track 13: Written by Brian Wilson & Mike Love for "The Beach Boys"
Track 14: Written by Lennon-McCartney for "The Beatles"
Tracks 15 & 16: Written by Elton John & Bernie Taupin
Track 17: Written by Kermit the Frog (jk; it was Paul Williams & Kenneth Ascher)
Track 18: Written by Noel Gallagher for "Oasis"
Track 19: Written by "The Refreshments" for the King of the Hill soundtrack
PRODUCTION:
Tracks 1-6: Recorded in iOS Garageband
Tracks 7, 20-26, 28, 30: Recorded in LMMS
Tracks 8-17: Recorded in iOS Voice Memos
Tracks 18-19: idk. my mom recorded me using her iPhone.
Track 27, 29: Recorded in Ardour, Tweaked in Audacity
SPECIAL THANKS:
the blue minivan, the out of tune piano in SC, the CDs i bought on this trip, The Donald, the system76 wallpapers on my desktop environments, hank hill, my crippling insanity, and ofcourse... viewers like you... thank you.
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Silver Media Music Wisconsin
Alternate aliases & scrapped music from Mark Silver.
discography
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Jun 2017 -
Jun 2016 -
Jan 2016
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