Background music in fishing videos
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Fantastic Jim, I spent some time listening to Zach’s podcasts and the “Deliverance music” Is killing me. How bout some Rage, Nine inch nails,and Public Enemy, Zach? ::)
This is one of my folkier efforts that could work…
http://www.saltwaterfly.co.nz/song1.mp3
Not quite RAGE though…. 🙂
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Zach brought up a good point that I was going to stress when I saw this topic.
Please, for your own sake, do not use ANY copyrighted material for your personal video that you post on the internet, without permission from the owner.Clark did you record that? Â That’s pretty impressive!
As far as the music goes, sorry boys, that’s the flavor I chose and I’m sticking with it. Â I listen to every kind of music myself. Â One other factor – very hard to get Zac De La Rocca’s permission to play one of their songs in a podcast or small video. Â Bluegrass guys usually are much more accessible.
Zach
It’s not one of my better ones, but it is “Outdoorsey”… 🙂
I wrote it, recorded it sang it and my wife is one of the harmony singers.
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The song that my nephews hockey team takes the ice to is Saliva’s Ladies & Gentlemen. It could also be a cool song for a FF video  😎 Hey at least it’s not Yani  ;D ;D ;D
It’s really tough to put music to a sport that really is as much about the sounds of the water, the birds, and the absence of noise as much as it is about the catching.
Nice touch Carter.
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