isa - 11/09/00 22:22:42
My URL:http://www.oocities.org/isa_21
My Email:i_dandrige@hotmail.com
Comments:
Please come and see my site..
Looking for a record deal..
Isa :)
- 08/13/99 05:12:32
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Windeyer - 08/03/99 22:24:19
My URL:http://www.oocities.org/athens/rhodes/3968
Comments:
Dan, are those supposed to be links? Don't tease me like that! Well actually...
- 04/22/99 10:39:47
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you know who - 04/14/99 02:10:09
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Scratch that. You're goin down bizatch
The ubiquitous Boo-Urns - 03/24/99 23:59:35
My URL:see below
My Email:oh my god, that dog has a fluffy tail
Comments:
I had an idea about furthering this Cole Harbour turf war thing. What if we did this thing like it was a meeting like the kind mob guys would have and I wore a wire and someone got shot and stuff. I don't whatI'mtalkingaboutanymore.
Windeyer - 02/28/99 21:19:48
My URL:http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Rhodes/3968/index.html
My Email:uh yeah whatever bitch
Comments:
Dan what the fuck is up with bands from California signing your guestbook? Like holy fuck and so forth.
Steve - 02/28/99 02:35:09
My Email:allmodels18@webtv.net
Comments:
where is your website?do you guys produce pop music? i need a record deal.anyone interested in writing and producing pop songs for me?then email me, :)
Mark Coulter - 02/24/99 03:26:54
My URL:http://www.RecordShack.com
My Email:Recordshac@aol.com
Comments:
Do your bands sell enough records? Do your bands sell records to an international market? If so, then you may be wasting your time reading this letter. If your bands want to reach a billion possible listeners and sell their records outside their perfor
ance market, then you must read the information below.
Today's music audience has become extremely diverse, leaving holes in our appetite for good music. With all the unique styles and genres in today's music you would think the record industry would have one pioneer, if not dozens, interested in feeding th
starving millions. Instead, there is a large market with very little diversity, which leaves the audience with an eclectic musical taste on a mad search for newer, less commercial sounds. Fortunately, this decade, as we all know, has been a breaking ou
period for unknown and independent bands to become successful without a major record label. It is remarkable to see bands that never play in front of more than 300 people sell 3,000 records. This allows bands to move forward without having to wait arou
d for the major labels to sweep them up.
RecordShack.com strongly believes that convincing you, the independent record label to evaluate your "real market" and provide a less expensive product, will allow the independent music industry to reach new heights. We all know that the major record la
el's primary expense is involved in the promotion and marketing of a record project. This is where RecordShack.com hopes to make the difference by providing all the marketing and promotional expenses. Now your choice as the record label is simple. You
ust decide whether you want to sell your band's product at low volumes at a "major label" price or much higher volumes at a price that is well below "major label" market value.
RecordShack.com has spent the last year preparing a worldwide push for independent bands in the form of several businesses. The first venture is to launch the world's largest record store for independent bands and artists over the Internet. Our doors w
ll open April 2, 1999. We hope you will see this business as a way to help move your band's product and help them reach their expectations. Oh, by the way, this web site will not cost the bands anything! All CD's will sell for no more than $9.99 with p
ofit shares for the band exceeding 55% to 65%.
RecordShack.com will also release a compilation CD for several genres each month. We will include a newsletter with spotlight articles on bands, record labels, and distributors. RecordShack.com will have new releases reviewed by various members of the
usic industry and special offers below $7.50 each week. We will supply three waves of Streaming Audio (no download time), a 60-word bio/discography, and a picture of the record cover.
This is a way to take your bands into an environment where thousands of people have access to your bands' music. It's a no-brainer with nothing to lose. We can E-mail you an enrollment package in the form of a "Simple Text" file or fax it to you. Our
emporary E-mail address is Recordshac@aol.com.
Sincerely,
Mark Coulter
Director of Marketing
RecordShack.com
Bryan C - 02/11/99 20:06:00
My Email:onefreakynation@hotmail.com
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I'm the lead singer for a Anaheim California based funk band called One Nation. We play all over southern Ca.
For more info Email: onefreakynation@hotmail.com
phone (714) 774-6474
Big Drunk Josh - 02/10/99 01:27:50
My Email:puss@me
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hey hey lets party some more i wanna get drunk now fuck fuck fuck fuck i need money bye bye later dan
- 02/05/99 18:51:17
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Dan, I think I love you
Windeyer - 01/20/99 03:31:15
My URL:http://www.expage.com/page/ouchmyface
My Email:dddddddddughm
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What the fuck are you looking at?
Captain Dangerous - 01/12/99 02:20:13
My URL:http://suckmy____.org
My Email:pushaaw
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Get the Fail Safe Device page or I'll hit you with this bus.
there are 69 spelling errors. (that is the denominator)
Stumpeeee - 12/30/98 23:56:51
My Email:stumpy89@hotmail.com
Comments:
once there was a kat that wore funky shoooooz and he tried to break a poorly constructed piece o' brick. that kat, he smacked that brick up right some b'jeezuz good. later that crazy day, the crack-a-doodle-dooer (uh) went to stare intensly at a gargantua
(uh) phalikkkkk monument (being the Eiffel Tower). He said, "SHIITE! 'Dis izz da BOMB, cuz!" (whipping the bellboy at the local motel can sprain your shoulder and hurt the business.) (uh) If you want to skin a kat the best way is to use your teeth, or s
me dental floss (mint flavoured, of course!)
Nic Carmichael - 10/12/98 21:05:13
My URL:http://dsntexstbtucntryifuwnt.geocities.sunsetstrip.tokyo.monkey.cars.32453.yesitoloverichardsimmons.ca.com
My Email:n_carmic@stmarys.ca
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Hi Dan.
When you read your guestbook do you ever want to
send a computer virus to all the people who comment on your spelling? It would drive me nits, crazzy !!
10/10/98 23:19:58