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Subject: The Music Business
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Original Message 1/25 17-Sep-98 @ 10:42 PM - The Music Business
There are also so many other people around London playing gigs or working in studios for virtually nothing.... why is this business so fukkked up?
I want some cash NOW!!!
Fortunately, I don't work in this business, I just mess with it.
Message 2/25 18-Sep-98 @ 02:15 AM - RE: The Music Business
Message 3/25 18-Sep-98 @ 03:48 AM - RE: The Music Business
xoxos.
Message 4/25 18-Sep-98 @ 04:35 AM - RE: The Music Business
I want to get a job in the music industry or start something on my own, I'm so confused!! So no
money anymore I guess huh?
Message 5/25 18-Sep-98 @ 04:54 AM - RE: The Music Business
xoxos.
Message 6/25 18-Sep-98 @ 08:37 PM - RE: The Music Business
Me no computer freek!
Message 7/25 18-Sep-98 @ 08:38 PM - RE: The Music Business
Message 8/25 19-Sep-98 @ 08:46 AM - RE: The Music Business
Dance it up a bit you know..
I'd start with the tempo around 110, just while they're getting to know each other. (usually the first 2 minutes of the film), then I'd start slowly increasing the tempo and drop in a quiet bubbling bass line. rise the tempo for about 15 mins up to about 147 bpm (as the action get hotter). Raise the filter to mid and increase the resonance a bit.
THEN... Just as the bloke about to jaz everywhere, i'd drop the whole thing out and bring in a short cheesy cliched (spelt?) snare roll for one bar.
just as he starts sharing the milk the whole track bangs back in for the full on showering close ups...
Wicked styley.
Message 9/25 19-Sep-98 @ 02:25 PM - RE: The Music Business
i thought emulate meant to utter or to produce... it actually means to compete; to attempt to equal or excel.
well i just suck.
what i meant for charlie to consider were his motivations for producing music. next time i'll just say so.
arrogantly, humbly,
xoxos.
Message 11/25 20-Sep-98 @ 03:09 AM - RE: The Music Business
xoxos.
Message 12/25 20-Sep-98 @ 03:13 AM - RE: The Music Business
I have often noticed that when people are using difficult words, it is often because they don't know enough about what they're talking about to say it in simple words. People using difficult words to say simple things make me suspicious, and I'll usually take whatever chance I get to make them look ridiculous in front of themselves.
Message 13/25 20-Sep-98 @ 07:12 AM - RE: The Music Business
and as far as whether i know what i'm talking about, that's my own business as well been as i've only got one life to live and as such nothing to make a fair comparison with.
relevant to the misapplied terminology in question, i certainly do believe that it is necessary to have some integrity in the cognizance of your motivation for creating music to sustain a degree of success at it, unless you are engineered by external forces to do so, either wilful or accidental.
yes i make mistakes and yes i can be rather tiresome in the extent at which i choose to reveal my shortcomings but no i certainly do not need to feel ridiculed because of it. as far as i see it, my will to degrade myself is just sad, but the will to degrade others is a cause of pain in this world which we must share.
sometimes people simply learn something which is not correct in terms of the greater reference point. i am actually aware of the source that reinforced my impression that 'emulate' meant something similar to 'emit.' well what a silly bunt i am then. language is a beautiful tool and when given the liberty, i choose to make it musical. entrance the listener. entice them into taking pleasure in the very medium of exchange.
'millions of images that's what i need; i've got orgasms, i've got screaming' (w.s. burroughs) i am thankful that i have the opportunity to enjoy a wealth of sensory stimuli with as little persecution and suffering as possible PLEASE.
i said it and i meant it.
'PLEASE,' my good fellow, 'PLEASE...'
xoxos.
Message 14/25 20-Sep-98 @ 01:42 PM - RE: The Music Business
Message 15/25 20-Sep-98 @ 02:29 PM - RE: The Music Business
"it's green"
xoxos.
Message 16/25 20-Sep-98 @ 06:22 PM - RE: The Music Business
When I wrote that stuff, I had some sort of people in mind, the kind who'll do anything to make you believe them and make themselves look good, no matter if whatever it is they're saying is right or not.
Unfortunately I often have to work with that kind of people (too long to explain how and why, but it's a quite uncommon situation), so I've got a good reference point.
Message 17/25 21-Sep-98 @ 01:17 AM - RE: The Music Business
i just like to make a scene
xoxos.
Message 18/25 21-Sep-98 @ 12:56 PM - RE: The Music Business
I resign today from my IT job. I realise that I'm gonna be skint for a bit but then its a small price to pay to free my time up to do music.
But then I can always fall back on my sweat houses in the east end, full of illegal immigrants who make my range of kiddies clothing.
Message 19/25 21-Sep-98 @ 03:04 PM - RE: The Music Business
IT is everything that ever mattered, ever!
IT is what you need!
IT is your heart's desire!
slog IT out.. thing's are tough, but they'll mellow out. for god's sake don't go jobless to do music.. at least get a few hours in the morning somewhere. keeps the wheels in motion.
had a shit of a time going back..
xoxos.
Message 20/25 21-Sep-98 @ 04:14 PM - RE: The Music Business
Fair play to ya..
Message 21/25 22-Sep-98 @ 12:23 PM - RE: The Music Business
Yeah but because I resigned I wouldnt be eligable to claim anything back for fucking ages. Anyway the pathetic amount the goverment shell out in benefits wont cover the 900 quid a month it costs me to run my house.
But if they were to give me back all the tax I've paid in the past 2 or 3 months I'd be laughing.
No I'm sorry but I'll have to make my crust from highly illegal and immoral activities. Hence freeing up much of my time for music.
Message 22/25 22-Sep-98 @ 01:01 PM - RE: The Music Business
But just try telling them it was their fault I ended up owing all that cash. B'stards.
I suppose tax free self enterprise is the way to go if you can avoid shit loads of people you've never seen in your life comeing round ya gaff and asking 'is Jock in,
Message 23/25 22-Sep-98 @ 01:20 PM - RE: The Music Business
I always maintain that to achieve something worthwhile in life you need to do something radical. Throw yourself in the deep end as it were. You either sink or swim, but then its nice if someone is waiting around to throw you a life jacket if you need one.
Message 25/25 23-Sep-98 @ 02:25 AM - RE: The Music Business
xoxos.
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