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Who's listed on myspace.com?
- Thread starter 8PerSecond
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hey guys.. I just found out that our link wasnt working,
its working now. check it out
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its working now. check it out
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Here's mine:
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Sadly, the bass on the site isn't mine. I just joined the band a month ago. My first gig with them is 6/11 and we're doing a 90 minute set (!). 26 songs. Good times.
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Sadly, the bass on the site isn't mine. I just joined the band a month ago. My first gig with them is 6/11 and we're doing a 90 minute set (!). 26 songs. Good times.
lildrgn said:
I wanna see your band. That's awesome. It's a great accomplishment for anyone in a local band to have more then a 15 song set!
hey all,
I'm going to try and record a clip or two with the Funk Machine this weekend. if I post it to myspace.com, I'll have to take down one of the clips I have up at the moment. any suggestions which one? I'm leaning toward the ballad or the fretless solo, but if the new track turns out to be a funk thing maybe I can pull "Beautiful Bad@$$" down instead.
any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?
from the ruminating lows,
Stew
I'm going to try and record a clip or two with the Funk Machine this weekend. if I post it to myspace.com, I'll have to take down one of the clips I have up at the moment. any suggestions which one? I'm leaning toward the ballad or the fretless solo, but if the new track turns out to be a funk thing maybe I can pull "Beautiful Bad@$$" down instead.
any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?
from the ruminating lows,
Stew
I love that you guys have "dancing about architecture" on your page. have you ever listened to Trip's album of the same name?xush said:
from the lows,
Stew
you know, we get more messages about that quote than anything... well, except for the bellydancing, maybe.
My only knowledge of the phrase was that it was uttered by Zappa, "talking about music is like dancing about architecture," but the more I research it, the less I'm sure he uttered it. Apparently it was used in an Angelina Jolie movie too, that's what most people seem to think we're quoting.
I thought Zappa coined it, but now I'm not sure sure anymore.
Laurie Anderson and Elvis Costello are the other 2 most likely candidates, apparently.
My only knowledge of the phrase was that it was uttered by Zappa, "talking about music is like dancing about architecture," but the more I research it, the less I'm sure he uttered it. Apparently it was used in an Angelina Jolie movie too, that's what most people seem to think we're quoting.
I thought Zappa coined it, but now I'm not sure sure anymore.
Laurie Anderson and Elvis Costello are the other 2 most likely candidates, apparently.
yeah, I eventually got it to play. I was having PC problems that day, though. thanks, man!DougP said:
from the lows,
Stew
I just listened to pretty much all the Myspaces. No offense to anyone, but doesn't anyone tune instruments before recording anymore? Just curious. 
