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Dangerous Grounds
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I took a phrase from my 7th grade math teacher and made a song around it involving people whom I had issues with.
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M.J. was a one man music project of Mike Jacobsen. It was started in 1996, and ended in 2013 when he got married, and thusly the name would have changed.
BIO Of M.J. The "Eras" of M.J. are split up accordingly... The Grunge-Wave Era (1996-1998) Demos - Lanna, Kramer Sound - Think Nirvana meets ZZ Top and The Cars, but with lots of whammy bar abuse The "High School Crush" Era (1998-2000) Demos: Dirty Talk, Sexy Girls Sound - Pomp AOR "radio friendly" rock, similar to Loverboy/Journey/Styx The "Post-Lithium" era (2003-2005) Demos: Monochrome, Icebox, Killing Alabama Sound - Nu-Metal meets New Wave The "Everett Era" (2006-2011) Demos: Agent Blue, EGA Stereo, 8088, M.J., System Shock, Urban Exploitation, Apocalyptic Hockey, Content through Negligence Sound - Finally found my sound, sort of an alt-rock heavy metal hybrid with the occasional New-Wave synth or experimental instrumentation and effects The Last Album (2012-2013) Demos: Back to the Mower Shed Sound - Similar to Everett
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Genre
Beats • Rock
Author
Mad-Mike
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1999
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November 03, 2007
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MP3 2.5 MB • 128 kbps • 2:44
Story behind the song
My old 7th grade math teacher used to tell me often "Mister, you are on very DANGEROUS ground with me" when I was about to get a referral or dentention, and for some reason, the night I originally recorded this mess of ad-hock rock and roll to a cheap cassette, I was thinking about that phrase, and lots of people whom at the time were pissing me off. Generally, this was just a hair behind the next period of music I got into (Nu-Metal), and I was starting to have those Columbine Kid type tendencies due to feeling left out and un-liked by my peers in school, and constantly being made fun of and made to feel like crap. This kind of leads into what I was doing with Vehement and Lithium only a few months later.
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