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metalrules is most likely the dude who runs the grimes songwriting board. awhile back, there was a link on rockpage saying "if anyone is interested in getting lyrics critiqued, check this out." or something like that. well i went there and read the same bullshit that was spewed out on this...

http://darkimages.com/ if you like that you'll love this. metalrules - you have your version, we have the truth. you started out with people backing ya up in the begnning... personally i thought you were an idiot then... but i'm glad to see you kept running your mouth and proved that you are one of...

Definitely alot of drugs around. It's easier to find coke now then it is to get a bag of weed. When there's an abundance of coke it only takes about 6 months for people to learn how easy it is to turn it into crack. Soon everyone will be crackheads and then in about 5 years from now everyone's teeth...

uh, and how does that answer my question, Ron? you just trying to make me look stupid or what? ok... So I can make contacts online. how? Is there a specific web address/company name? Or do i just call and write random record labels in NY, Nashville, and LA? Like i said everything i look up seems lik...

get together and play live? sounds good but the last experience i had playing with people from far away didn't work out so well.
How do i go about getting that " solicited " code?

kinda makes me miss "the reason"

Anyone ever sell a song? I want to know how you go about doing this. We've tried to find musicians that stick together and everything always falls apart. But i think the songwriting is really good and have posted things on the various websites such as garageband and mp3 whatever.... you know the dea...

I saw you guys. Kicked ass.
The metallic thing... badass.
Originals... badass.
that's all i gotta say.

I don't have a digital mixer/recorder..But A club I know does, And that's what they use as their mixer, but the don't record on it. They were thinking about recording the bands live shows there and i thought it was an excellent idea. I mean, studios charge a ridiculous amount of money to record. I f...

What about using a Roland 24 track digital recorder as the mixer.
You then would have al your individual tracks that you could mix down your self using your computer, or just use the mix you got.

If a bar with a 7000 watt sound system, with a 24 track mixer, would record your live show, how much would you be willing to pay for the master cd?

I'm with ya... file sharing is the way to go.
I just read an article about Wilco, a band who released they're songs for free online and had an increase in sales.
Screw the major label corporate whores.