mikx
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 05:47
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hahaha! fox, you're comedy gold!
tnk- to me caillean can sound like a boy's name, especially in english, but if you change one letter and make it caileen, then suddenly it's more likely to be a female.. and even more female - caila .. (that actually sounds pretty good - caila .. good spelling and good name!) .. aaaaanyway..
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Jesse Moore
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 06:28
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Inge wrote: |
Tom wrote: |
Quote Lollie:
-if you're unfortunate to have man-boobs, check elsewhere for further confirmation.
There are some women that have this extra "special" too, Lollie!
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<I had to quote the whole thing..... It was too funny.... you guys sure know how to mess around in a thread, dontcha...?>
Give the boy a break...he's still young! We should protect him from the cruel and harsh outside world, and keep him warm and cozy inside this forum
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CHICAGO¤lollie
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 12:18
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Inge wrote: |
Tom wrote: |
Quote Lollie:
-if you're unfortunate to have man-boobs, check elsewhere for further confirmation.
There are some women that have this extra "special" too, Lollie!
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Give the boy a break...he's still young! We should protect him from the cruel and harsh outside world, and keep him warm and cozy inside this forum
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Feh! Feh, I say!
For those women, you have to ask yourself for that certain few:
"Is the beer's off, or does that girl have 13 tattoos and a ZZ-Top beard?"
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TNK / ATK project
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 12:22 Re: Cidilla |
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I seeing that mic in it's hands. Photo taken just before voice analisation gender-test - right?
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Actually while recording our MT compo entry. Gender test was pretty useless in her case (She *never* showed up with the same hair color twice !...isn't this a typically girl attitude ?)
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So, if this is a girl, and it's sure, name it Cidilla!
Or maybe CD-la. Audio-CD-lla? Maybe...
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Why not after all.
However, when I found her the "Caillean" nickname, she asked me to find her a handle ending with "Line" (like "Caroline"). And as Lean in english is pronounced like the "Line" in "Caroline" (well, atleast like the french pronounciation of "Caroline"), and as it was quite original, we went for "Caillean".
But if someone has a better idea here...
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Inge
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 12:31
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A name that sells? I would go for Free Sex.
"Hey mate, where are you heading to?"
"Oh, just going to pick up the latest Free Sex available"
"What? Free Sex?"
"Yeah. Sounds good uh?"
"Totally! I want some too!"
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CHICAGO¤lollie
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 12:58
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Inge wrote: |
A name that sells? I would go for Free Sex.
"Hey mate, where are you heading to?"
"Oh, just going to pick up the latest Free Sex available"
"What? Free Sex?"
"Yeah. Sounds good uh?"
"Totally! I want some too!"
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MC Project
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 13:03 o876tiugi |
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A little change could be enough though...It depends on how you pronounce her name...
KayLene maybe, if that is how you pronounce it  |
Sure......I am the MCP....Or just MC...Uhmmm...I make battle music...There....That is more then enough... |
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MC Project
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 13:08 sr6jrth |
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In that case, maybe
Celine?
Haha, sorry
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Sure......I am the MCP....Or just MC...Uhmmm...I make battle music...There....That is more then enough... |
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TNK / ATK project
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 17:04
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Inge wrote: |
A name that sells? I would go for Free Sex.
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The song you reviewed in the MT compo 3 is quite typical from what Caillean usually sings (except that she does not sing in english and that her vocal performances in French are much better). Do you see such a song recorded by an artist called "Free sex" ?
But for sure, it's one of the most commercial sounding names
(I already tought of a song called "free mp3 sex")...the song that would show up at almost one research out of 2 on google !
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A little change could be enough though...It depends on how you pronounce her name...
KayLene maybe, if that is how you pronounce it
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Why not. We're rather thinking about Quayline or Kyline, but Kayline could make it too. I'm disturbed by the K at the beginning of both Kayline and Kyline, that sounds too hard for the style of music she does, and "Cailine / Cyline" would for sure be pronounced as "Saileen" or even "Céline" by many people.
"Caillean" is a name that REALLY exists (but that is quite rare. It's one of those "modern" names).
The producer that warned me about this name issue said she should keep her real name (Julie) and add another name of her choice (Julie Jones for exemple). But that's something we're not quite happy with as here one singer out of 2 is called Julie (Julie Zenatti, Julie B. Bonnie, Julie Pietri, Juliette, ... to drop a few names), so we wanted something more original. We do not want our audiance to say "This song is by Julie...Julie...what Julie was it again ?"
When we worked on finding her a handle, she asked me to help her out on finding something that ends with "Line", "Lina" or "Leen / lean". That's how we ended up on "Caillean".
She likes Irish names a lot (remember : Irish music = Often very melodious = Like what she tries to do), and as Caillean is an Irish name...
Any cool idea someone ?
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Inge
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 19:51
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I think Caillean is a pretty cool name for pronounciation. I would pronounce it as [kay][li][an], which is quite nice to pronounce in for instance a radio program.
The problem is that it offers many possible pronounciations, and thus can be confusing. But, if marketed properly, it should be no problem. Take Avril Lavigne or Evanescence for instance. It could be pronounced in quite some ways, but due to proper marketing and promotion, everyone knows how to pronounce it 'correctly'.
Thus: I would keep it.
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TNK / ATK project
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Posted: Sun Sep 05 2004 21:26
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Inge wrote: |
I think Caillean is a pretty cool name for pronounciation. I would pronounce it as [kay][li][an], which is quite nice to pronounce in for instance a radio program.
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I made her hear it (but she always asked me what you were talking about...Improve your english, cail' !...Yours was OK, had no problem understanding it).
I pronounce it [Kay][Leen] (with an "A" like in "are you ?"), but we're quite open minded on the pronounciation of her name.
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The problem is that it offers many possible pronounciations, and thus can be confusing. But, if marketed properly, it should be no problem.
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But if she is marketed by a small label ?
I noticed it was no problem for younger people (30 years old or less), but quite hard to remember for older ones, especially the ones who do not speak english
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Take Avril Lavigne or Evanescence for instance. It could be pronounced in quite some ways, but due to proper marketing and promotion, everyone knows how to pronounce it 'correctly'.
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Well, those names are a bit special as they are French names turned into English. But even properly marketed, it does not help. For exemple, because of our hopeless national unability to speak english (hehe, check our MT entry!), the famous singer Dido is known (and called) "Dee-Dow" here, whereas the right pronouniciation of her name is rather something like "Die-do". And I guess Dido has a lot of marketing behind her...
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Thus: I would keep it.
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That's my opinion too.
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Yannick
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Posted: Mon Sep 06 2004 10:17
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You can't stop the French from badly pronounciating English words anyway.
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TNK / ATK project
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Posted: Mon Sep 06 2004 12:12
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Yannick wrote: |
You can't stop the French from badly pronounciating English words anyway.
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Some try hard not to speak them too badly (this doesn't mean they pronounce them OK), but most of us...
In the same time, french TV, the institution that (subliminally) tells people how to speak, gathers probably the worst english speakers !
Dee-dow for sure knows a lot about it
I remember one day a very popular TV show had to promote a record called "Never trust a guy who after being a punk, now plays electro". The host said : And welcome [band name here] for their album Neveterust... err... Newguytrus... err... Nivertrost... err... this album !
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mikx
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Posted: Tue Sep 07 2004 04:42 Re: sr6jrth |
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MC Project wrote: |
In that case, maybe
Celine?
Haha, sorry
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... how about catherine-zeta? inge, what do you think?
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