It's like "suck" and "cow". Tom green inspired it.

Yeah, but I think it's best that nobody be exposed to it.

It helps Artists sell right to the fans. Also, Anyone can produce a good sounding track with the right software, so the trick is to make the track more than just good sounding.

I'm not sure. I don't know enough about the process and I don't trust major labels at all. Maybe an independent label.

Collin was lonely kid, so one day while surfing the net, he started reading about different music software. He'd already found a wav editor on his pc and had screwed around with that, but now he wanted to record his own sounds. The solution was a little miracle called jeskola buzz. He spent hours and hours on the pc working out new sounds and textures; discovering anthing he could about music. He'd already had experience playing the cello and some basic theory under his belt. Soon he took up the guitar and found it came quite naturally to him. Now he waits for the day he can spread his music by means much more effective than web postings. He's bored with writing now, so this is the end of this peace of narcistic garbage.

deerhoof
radiohead
beatles
the decemberists
sonic youth
stravinsky
bach
mozart
vivaldi
John Cage
Brahms
Moby
Ted Leo
the strokes
fugazi
Death Cab for Cutie
the hangups
faure
liszt
robert johnson
the shins
the unicorns
Xiu Xiu
coltrane
the rapture
hooverphonic
the soviettes
sleater kinney
namelessnumberheadman
wilco
the velvet underground
wolf eyes
sum 41
franz ferdinand

Wherever

Software, telecaster, cello, phase shifter, filters

I like people