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Revisiting past musical projects
I spent a good portion of this afternoon and evening revisiting some albums of past musical projects I've been a part of. I picked ones I'd not listened to in full in a while and played each album from back to front. I had a great time remembering who played what, thinking about the sessions, the compositions, hearing bits I'd not remembered, and just generally having WAY more fun that I thought I would when I started.
Do any of you revisit old projects? Do you enjoy them, or do they make you cringe? What different bands/styles have you worked in, or has it been all solo work?
Just taking a trip down nostalgia alley has been fun - I'd love to hear your stories.
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Once in a while I will do that, and end up throwing out as many as I decide to keep…
I love doing that, not all the time, but definitely a couple times a month. it’s another way to interact with the music. Maybe I Don’t want to create, or sample manage, or find free packs, or whatever, maybe I’ll pull up some old tracks. And listen, or work on, or what have you…
I do it every so often and sometimes it inspires me to pick up an old one and build on it. Or sometimes I use my own stuff for samples 😂
It’s great to decide what needs to be kept or thrown away to clear up space too.
I’ve been in a creative slump lately, so I’ve dug out my old cassettes of tunes and ideas I recorded 30 years ago on my old 4-track machine. Incredibly sloppy and lo-fi compared to today, but I’ve gotten some pieces that I’m turning into new stuff so there’s that.
I always like to go through the old stuff and add to it or redo it.
I think a lot of us tend to believe we get better at what we do over time - healthy to try to improve. Sometimes when I listen back to something I was involved with years before, I'm pleasantly surprised to know my old self was OK at least back then. Sometimes the opposite happens - but it's great to get perspective that's not possible in the heat of battle.