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kratos
New member
Well Ive sold millions of records by doing just one album. I've also produced for eminem, rihanna,and other industry heavy weights.
Lol jk.....
I didn't even get past the recording stage let alone producing.......sob
Lol jk.....
I didn't even get past the recording stage let alone producing.......sob
VOXVENDOR
New member
I just looked at charter la's join date. LOL @ newb administrators who think they understand the dynamics of this place.
ez_willis
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doesn't matter. he only needed the first two sentences.
Dethska
Not a Mod
I just looked at charter la's join date. LOL @ newb administrators who think they understand the dynamics of this place.
LOL@ old (inactive) members coming out of the woodwork to comment on current site dynamics.
Seeker of Rock
Proud fucking American
The first post gets funnier everytime I look at it, which has been thrice now.
*pulls up collar and straightens back, clears throat loudly* "brruh huh hah hum...my name is Mark W. Curran and I am your friend."
Brought to you by Seeker O. Rock. Please don't forget the middle initial, it is very important.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars Dissapointing ., October 12, 2006
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This review is from: Sell Your Music : How To Profitably Sell Your Own Recordings Online (Paperback)
I read this book from back to cover (it is less than 200 pages) and came away rather dissapointed. None of the topics are explored in any length and many of the ideas can be found in Guerilla Marketing, including existing music industry articles on the internet. Many of of the websites that are cited resulted in dead links and I found some of the ideas outdated. Chapter 12 is an insult to readers with three pages devoted to
setting up an internet record label; and Chapter 14 devoting four and a half pages to home recording. Overall, I felt the material lacked passion and could use an injection of new ideas.
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*pulls up collar and straightens back, clears throat loudly* "brruh huh hah hum...my name is Mark W. Curran and I am your friend."
Brought to you by Seeker O. Rock. Please don't forget the middle initial, it is very important.
Amazon.com has product reviews, too, doesn't it?
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars Dissapointing ., October 12, 2006
By Cliff S (USA) - See all my reviews
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Sell Your Music : How To Profitably Sell Your Own Recordings Online (Paperback)
I read this book from back to cover (it is less than 200 pages) and came away rather dissapointed. None of the topics are explored in any length and many of the ideas can be found in Guerilla Marketing, including existing music industry articles on the internet. Many of of the websites that are cited resulted in dead links and I found some of the ideas outdated. Chapter 12 is an insult to readers with three pages devoted to
setting up an internet record label; and Chapter 14 devoting four and a half pages to home recording. Overall, I felt the material lacked passion and could use an injection of new ideas.
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Dethska
Not a Mod
LOL@ old (inactive) members coming out of the woodwork to comment on current site dynamics.
LOL@ me taking the time to log in here just to give Voxxy crap!
Seeker of Rock
Proud fucking American
LOL@ old (inactive) members coming out of the woodwork to comment on current site dynamics.
No shit. Where the hell have you been lately? Not over at the "other" place, I hope.
kcearl
I see deaf people
wow a trail to A&A...doh! 
VOXVENDOR
New member
Shut it newb. I had already retired from a career of posting here before you knew how to turn a computer on, kid.
Seeker of Rock
Proud fucking American
wow a trail to A&A...doh!
Hey KC, I'm interested in your success recipe. Do I have to buy your book to get it?
VOXVENDOR
New member
lol @ dethska's hatred for the voxxy lately.
kcearl
I see deaf people
can do...its very short..but the knowledge is like the key to the mint...trust me
Seeker of Rock
Proud fucking American
for $19.95 + tax, I will.
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Dogman
Unkle Ticklefingers
LOL@ old (inactive) members coming out of the woodwork to comment on current site dynamics.
Shut up Deathstar....
acidrock
GO PACKERS!
Spam-Spam-Spam
Two posts and he's selling crap.I would be a little more tolerant if he had actually contributed something to the forum.
Two posts and he's selling crap.I would be a little more tolerant if he had actually contributed something to the forum.
acidrock
GO PACKERS!
It may be approved by you but not by long time members who actually contribute to the board.
VOXVENDOR
New member
Bingo!!!!!!
VOXVENDOR
New member
I'm sick of this shit.. I'm leaving!
Yonce N Mild
Voice of Sanity
Here's my story:
I was born in Aston, Birmingham, U.K. My father was a toolmaker and my mother worked for car components. My parents worked hard each day in order to support me and my five siblings. I didn’t do well at school because I am dyslexic. Because of this, I looked towards extracurricular activities, such as music and plays. At 15, I dropped out of school and became a construction site laborer. I switched jobs between being a plumber, toolmaker, slaughterhouse worker, and then a car factory worker. I sometimes got into trouble and was even accused of burglary of a clothing store. I was not able to pay the fine so I spent some time in prison. Eventually, I would go on to become the singer of a local band, and many would recognize my talent. Soon enough with the help of friends, I was able to create my own band, Black Sabbath. Throughout my lifetime, I have struggled with alcoholism and drug abuse. I have been banned from certain cities, arrested many times, and even abused my wife, Sharon. However, I have still been able to produce nine studio albums, three live albums, and many singles that were able to top the charts.
I was born in Aston, Birmingham, U.K. My father was a toolmaker and my mother worked for car components. My parents worked hard each day in order to support me and my five siblings. I didn’t do well at school because I am dyslexic. Because of this, I looked towards extracurricular activities, such as music and plays. At 15, I dropped out of school and became a construction site laborer. I switched jobs between being a plumber, toolmaker, slaughterhouse worker, and then a car factory worker. I sometimes got into trouble and was even accused of burglary of a clothing store. I was not able to pay the fine so I spent some time in prison. Eventually, I would go on to become the singer of a local band, and many would recognize my talent. Soon enough with the help of friends, I was able to create my own band, Black Sabbath. Throughout my lifetime, I have struggled with alcoholism and drug abuse. I have been banned from certain cities, arrested many times, and even abused my wife, Sharon. However, I have still been able to produce nine studio albums, three live albums, and many singles that were able to top the charts.