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A metal rant about women who adore causing trouble for the sake of entertainment and hatred.
alternative new wave
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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
Rights
2003
Uploaded
November 25, 2007
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MP3 3.9 MB • 128 kbps • 4:17
Story behind the song
One of two songs on this demo that was a jam session. It's sort of a Scorpions/Van-Halen crossover tune.... Okay, I'm feeling brave about the inspiration behind the title.... In 2003, the split between me and my former Metal band, was not an amicable one to say the least. I lost a potential girlfriend of 6 months, found out who my true friends were (or so I thought at the time, turns out there were even less), and basically, this was around the time I stopped calling myself Mike.J and started going by the name Mad-Mike, as I will explain in the other Jam session tune. Basically, the whole spat went down on Live Journal via some rather revealing and angry posts I put down, and I had one woman involved in the arguement egging me on the whole time, with lots of name calling, snyde hate mail, and lots of colorful words being typed. For the first time inn my life, I can say I truly was inspired to write a song that did was not meant to flatter a girl, and therefore, much of my youthful innocence was lost, leading to the outpour of urgent angry emotion that evolved into this tune.
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