Shoe Music
If you work in a place that has tile flooring, or some other non-carpet flooring, you've probably learned to tune out the noise of everyone walking around. Maybe. I can't.
High heels, boots, or flip-flops; tip-toers, striders, or stompers – there are tons of different shoe sounds made every day. I think it would be neat if someone sampled a bunch of people walking and turned it into a complete song. Melodies, percussion, maybe even lyrics (not easily) all created from the sounds of people's shoes hitting the ground.
I bet there's an entire album of shoe music somewhere… there almost has to be!
And before anyone suggests that I take this on and make a FAWM song in this style… the idea is neat, but actually doing it seems incredibly tedious. I'd like someone else to do it.
Tags: flip flops, high heels, music, shoes, stomping
Joe Leonard said,
I would help you record it, but only if we can use autotune.
Yes, you are keeping up the pace of blogging decently.
January 27, 2011 @ 8:51 am
Tom said,
I was seriously thinking the other day that there must be an album of loading the dishwasher music! Truly! I hear music in everything, including loading the dishwasher, washing clothes and taking out the garbage. It's a musical life!
January 27, 2011 @ 11:37 am
spudart said,
There's certainly songs of people tap dancing. Would that count to satisfy your desire for shoe music?
January 27, 2011 @ 1:51 pm
spudart said,
OMG my previous comment was my 666th comment. C R E E P E D O U T
January 27, 2011 @ 1:52 pm
sparx said,
Tap dancing is its own unique sound. It couldn't duplicate a magnificent melody consisting of snow boots and high heels.
January 27, 2011 @ 1:58 pm
spudart said,
Sometimes when i walk around art museums, I become very aware of the music my shoes are making.
July 8, 2013 @ 2:13 pm