brianmanahan
Lifer
- Sep 2, 2006
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Just download it off kazaa. Duh.listened to the samples..how do i pirate this?
That's some good shit, man. It has a real Meddle vibe to it.
Are you quitting your day job?
What - no offer of an autographed alumni in exchange for a dick pic?
Thanks for sharing!
Be wary of ATOT dick picks! Here is the song of the "one inch man"Now, now, I'm sure we can work something out
Thanks for listening
Thanks for listening!I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Lolno, that would be a huge downgrade![]()
If this gets pressed to CD I might be forced to buy it a second timeYou guys stamping this thing on Vinyl or Compact Disc medium or whatever it is the kids use these days?
I'm going to purchase it via this...download whatever method? that I don't understand (old) but really just don't like very much....but is there also and/or some actual physical media way to purchase said music?
Asking for myself and some friends...who I'm forwarding this to because they are way into heady brain music like this. (well, you know me man--we're all Floyd/Dead/Phish head hippies and shit...I was always the Floyd guy, lol. I even once taught them that Radiohead was actually kind of cool and stuff)
Making a living as a musician is hard, especially if you don't have broad appeal. Once you build up enough of a fan base to have a reliable Patreon, you can probably at least live off it... but someday you'll be old and need to retireDowngrade? money wise...maybe, for a little while?
You only have one life, bro. And making good music is always, always, always going to be better than punching numbers. Always.
Professional musicians also have to often compomise their music. Play the crowd favorites, change their sound to the way the label wants it. I think Platypus is very good at his profession and I think he has some fun with it too and makes a decent living, so, nothing wrong with having a day job and then letting the wild animal come out at night.Making a living as a musician is hard, especially if you don't have broad appeal. Once you build up enough of a fan base to have a reliable Patreon, you can probably at least live off it... but someday you'll be old and need to retire![]()
Downgrade? money wise...maybe, for a little while?
You only have one life, bro. And making good music is always, always, always going to be better than punching numbers. Always.
You guys stamping this thing on Vinyl or Compact Disc medium or whatever it is the kids use these days?
I'm going to purchase it via this...download whatever method? that I don't understand (old) but really just don't like very much....but is there also and/or some actual physical media way to purchase said music?
Asking for myself and some friends...who I'm forwarding this to because they are way into heady brain music like this. (well, you know me man--we're all Floyd/Dead/Phish head hippies and shit...I was always the Floyd guy, lol. I even once taught them that Radiohead was actually kind of cool and stuff)
Honestly I don't think so, but maybe if the sales can justify us pressing a vinyl we will. There's zero point to making physical CDs anymore in my opinion, we'd like something "physical" for shows for people to buy, but getting vinyl pressed is a pretty big $ commitment.
Nice. I'm going to pick it up. Your lead singer reminds me of JoJo Hermann from Widespread Panic.
Thanks! No real backstory, I've been jamming with various people for years and ended up with these guys in late 2015. We play shows locally in Chicago for the last few years, but once every few months or so. Hopefully now that we have the record out, we'll be doing more promoting and shows.. but I don't see this blowing up to be a nationwide tour or anything quite yet![]()