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Hi Robmusic fans! Most of you will be familiar with my slightly unorthodox song
titles. They are actually instrumentals! – and when you’ve
been writing instrumental material for nearly 20 years its hard to keep coming up
with meaningful, clever, or witty titles (that are not clichéd and corny) - without
the odd rude word slipping in! Now a lot of you are familiar with my instrumental epic piece
Dickhead in a G string – it won a local song writing award in 2004 for the
best instrumental. Judges thought it was a bit too long and could do with a
change of title. I stood firm against this and was only willing to shorten the title
to ‘Dickhead’. That’s the anarchist in me! However, it is starting to get embarrassing (or at the very
least awkward) now that I am trying to push my material to a wider audience. More
and more comments like - such a great piece of music, why did you call it that?
– are cropping up. I can’t help thinking that maybe it will go further with
a cleaner title. Anyway – the track is on promo copies of my new album,
Terrafirma. Later this year I hope to get the album professionally manufactured
and mass produced – so there is an opportunity for a name change. THE CHALLENGE: Can you come up with a better title??? – have a listen
on my mp3 page! http://www.mp3.com.au/track.asp?id=104938 THE PRIZE: I am offering free CDs for the best title/s!! If I decide to go with a new title – that will end up
on the mastered CD and the winner will get multiple copies (2 or3 ) of the new album
plus one copy of each of my previous Cds EARTHROCK and TOUCHED BY THE SUN. Sound good? Have a go! Deadline - end of June 2007. ENTRIES OPEN TO ANYBODY ON THIS PLANET! OR OFF IT!! But then f#ck it I might just keep the title. I’ll
still give a few Cds away for the best suggestions Cheers Rob McDade Rob McDade McDade.Rob@slsa.sa.gov.au The
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