dunnright00

I was a phish fan in my prior life...

Me too! But I still am... a little.

They're an easy target, I suppose. But never have so many missed the mark on such an easy target.

Excellent point.

Yes a "poor man's copyright." Mail your song to yourself and don't let anyone open it. That's what I do for people when I do their Will's, POA's, ect. The email would work also since we are in that era of time... Good Luck!

That's what we did back in "the day". You know before the interwebs.

Tape ourselves playing a song, with the name of the band written on the tape, and send it certified mail to ourselves and never open it. Although we were more worried about someone stealing the name of our band, rather than the song itself.

http://damoncarltonandapolarbear.com

On YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxe1ZP5fjLg

Great quality! Glenn's beating the hell out of those drums!

I'm actually not quite sure whether or not to take that last post ("Why don't you just call him...") seriously, based on the thread thus far...

 

I don't really want to post my song for anyone to stream or download, because this isn't just some two-bit crap recorded on a a dictaphone, it isn't copyrighted, and it could be stolen. I appreciate the suggestion though, and I'm sure there are plenty of people on here who could give me good production tips. This is just one of those things though. I thought, "Hey, I want Jeff Tweedy to hear this..." and decided to try and follow through with it.

 

I think I may have a way, now. I know somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody... approximately, and I don't think any of them would have a problem just passing on a CD. Or, maybe I'll just send a disc once it's all produced and nicely packaged.

 

It would be humorous if Jeff Tweedy stalked this forum though. I would, if people talked this way about me...

 

 

...

 

 

... Jeff? Is that you?

Well, the only way for your song to get heard is for it to, you know... be heard!

Don't worry so much about it being stolen(although I hear it is quite spectacular), just put it out there and see what happens.

After all, if the whole world's singing your song, what was yours is everyone's from now on.

is there a chance in hell of finding it at a store or internet only?

Quick search shows that it's available at my library!

I'm gonna request it right now!

I got mine from a friend and he said there was only 3 months left on the subscription.

Almost 2 years later and it's still going!

I work with a guy who's always going to swap meets. He says he picks up the receivers every time he sees them and 9 times out of 10 they work for months.

So my point is, I have one, but I don't have the subscription.

I thought for sure there would be a thread on this already (and there probably is. my search skills on this forum are less than stellar),

but I just heard that on Sirius XM U this weekend it will be Wilco themed.

All this weekend on Sirius XMU listen for an extra large dose of Wilco music and commentary from Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and John Stirratt.

Watching it right now. First Wilco song was You Are My Face.

2nd Bloc Party song on right now.

Speaking of BP, how long have they been around? Most of them look like they're still in High School.

I'm liking LCD Sound System.

Second song, SBS? Oh well...

Not being a homer, I'm just saying, Chargers take it all this year.

Either you went to Vassar or are a fan of Vassar.

I've had just enough of your Vassar-Bashing!!!

i would point out these records:

 

the boatman's call

let love in

henry's dream

murder ballads

Cool! Thanks, I'll check those out.

Just noticed the upcoming tour.

Looks like, once again, I'll have to go to LA or AZ to see one of my favorite bands.

I'll look for this - all I really know is "On Avery Island" and "Aeroplane ..."

From what I know, that's all there is to know from NMH, aside from some live stuff.

Today? Wow.

14 years?! We-ow!!

I remember telling my then girlfriend, now wife, and she was more devastated than me since she only just started listening to them and never got to go to a show.

I picked up Nocturama, because I really dug the track "Bring it On", especially after seeing it on Letterman.

But the rest of the album left much to be desired. Maybe it's due for another listen...

My wife picked up a copy for me the other day, and I just got around to reading the article.

What does it say about me that I decided to finish the Mos Def article before I finished the cover story?

I hope I can make it to this Indio fest.

After a little over a week of Comic Con I'm finally back in the office, and the first thread I look in is about comic books.

I've heard Bull Black Nova a couple of times on Sirius XM U.

Maybe we should count both?

Example: 42(43)

Ok, this is important.

When counting the nothings at the end, do you include the last one? The "nothing at all" at the end?

My favorite cable movie edit of all time is Winston Wolfe's altered: "let's not sucking each others popsicles yet."

 

--Mike

Repo Man

"I served 15 years as a prison guard in Attica, so don't you ever say 'flip you' to me!"

"Flip you.."

"Flip You!"

Sorry to point out the obvious but, after you turned it on, did you move the arm over to the record?

A lot of turntables won't start moving until you move the arm.