Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2010 21:32:26 GMT -5
...Had Lyrics?
So the premise behind this topic is to spark some creative minds before we hit the meaty portion of the story. The rules are simple:
1.) Choose a thread. It doesn't have to be a thread you were in, but that definately helps. The thread can be from the old story, which would help most old players. Due to the potential for revealing secrets, do not use a thread from the passworded sections of the site. If the thread can't be seen by everyone, don't use it.
2.) Choose a song. Find a song that has a beat you think fits the thread you chose. The lyrics don't have to match the tone of the thread.
3.) Write lyrics for the thread. These lyrics should match the plot of the thread and follow the beat and the tune of the song you chose.
4.) Post. Post a link to the thread you chose, an audio link to the song you chose(if available), post your lyrics as well. If you feel adventurous you can post your lyrics to the song's tune via YouTube or some other streaming site, but it's not necessary.
So the premise behind this topic is to spark some creative minds before we hit the meaty portion of the story. The rules are simple:
1.) Choose a thread. It doesn't have to be a thread you were in, but that definately helps. The thread can be from the old story, which would help most old players. Due to the potential for revealing secrets, do not use a thread from the passworded sections of the site. If the thread can't be seen by everyone, don't use it.
2.) Choose a song. Find a song that has a beat you think fits the thread you chose. The lyrics don't have to match the tone of the thread.
3.) Write lyrics for the thread. These lyrics should match the plot of the thread and follow the beat and the tune of the song you chose.
4.) Post. Post a link to the thread you chose, an audio link to the song you chose(if available), post your lyrics as well. If you feel adventurous you can post your lyrics to the song's tune via YouTube or some other streaming site, but it's not necessary.
