Yeah you little pricks! get the fuck out of my family oriented record store. If i ever see you dumb little bastards back in here i'm gonna sacrifice you bitches to the devil!
and when's the last time you ever heard some teenager walk through a record store talking about how l33t he is because he's gonna "go right out and post this on the internet"
smells like bullshit to me
At one point I had a featured track on mp3.com and it made me a good bit of cash compared to what i was making at the time. Before mp3.com went public and ended up the shareholder run crap that it became, it was a great vehicle for up and coming artists. Putting mp3's for sale at myspace is even better because the audience is already there. Mp3.com was pretty much a bunch of musicians trading music between each other. I see plenty of good things from this(especially with my new album coming out in 2 weeks). Of course, it'll be a revival of the "anyone with a computer can make dance music" swarm that happened at mp3.com but it doesnt mean that people have to buy that crap. Anything that saves a musician from having to seek big-label affiliation or spend every cent of their hard-earned just to push a risky album is a blessing. DRM and piracy were never issues with the indy bands that I've met anyway. So cheers to myspace(the shithole that it is) for becoming something other than a haven for pedo's and army recruiters!
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Nope It's mine. Set it up for charity after the advice of someone else who hit it a bit too late :)
tedalvinklaudt.com ???
I, for one, welcome our new Pfizer overlords. badumpump
Yar's Revenge . True atari greatness
and forget about Stuff that matters???? who cares what cellphones are called?
Yeah you little pricks! get the fuck out of my family oriented record store. If i ever see you dumb little bastards back in here i'm gonna sacrifice you bitches to the devil! and when's the last time you ever heard some teenager walk through a record store talking about how l33t he is because he's gonna "go right out and post this on the internet" smells like bullshit to me
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At one point I had a featured track on mp3.com and it made me a good bit of cash compared to what i was making at the time. Before mp3.com went public and ended up the shareholder run crap that it became, it was a great vehicle for up and coming artists. Putting mp3's for sale at myspace is even better because the audience is already there. Mp3.com was pretty much a bunch of musicians trading music between each other. I see plenty of good things from this(especially with my new album coming out in 2 weeks). Of course, it'll be a revival of the "anyone with a computer can make dance music" swarm that happened at mp3.com but it doesnt mean that people have to buy that crap. Anything that saves a musician from having to seek big-label affiliation or spend every cent of their hard-earned just to push a risky album is a blessing. DRM and piracy were never issues with the indy bands that I've met anyway. So cheers to myspace(the shithole that it is) for becoming something other than a haven for pedo's and army recruiters!
when
I
try to
perform a
SQL injection
I get caught because i'm stupid
where do i put that damn apostrophe anyway?
hehehe
I
think
pointing
at a song
by the band called Tool
is an exercise in lameness
considering that its been done since way before them