
stillife1
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once, in a land long ago,('99) there was these 5 guys that hated everything on the radio because it sucked. so they decided they would start a band. after practicing for 2 months they had a 9 song set they would unleash on the world,(neenah wi.).people seemed to like it so they recorded in a studio on an analog 8 track in some guys basement for 100 dollars!!so they took that cd to local bars and rocked them. just as they were getting good, tragedy struck. they got kicked out of their jamhouse for partying and jamming untill 4-5 a.m. every night(not morning because we didnt go to bed yet).well after that they regrouped and found a new place to party.it was nice for a while untill they realized they couldnt jam there!!well after weeks of searching they found the perfect house,right down the street from the bar they frequented, plus they could jam till all hours of the night. so the writing began. 8 songs later, they were ready for a real studio. they found a studio in town that would let them use their strats and cabs, fenders and ampegs,and mars pro and paistes. 3 days of hell and 1042 dollars and they had a cd.
things were going well until tragedy one again nipped at their guitar straps. their bass player(who was a scaler of immense proportions), quit the band.then like a sign from above our friends came over to go to the bar. after trashing everything (even the manhole covers on the streets)(which are made in neenah,wi look for yourself)they slept. well jeremy came over to wake the fellas when it dawned on them, lets have jeremy play bass.he can play a gibson, why not a bass.
then they practiced and played shows and went back to the studio that let them use their great shit and recorded, synthetic learning, a 4 song e.p. that you can download right here after this story.
so the moral of the story is "get drunk and figure it out tomorrow" .......
Band/artist history
i think i already went through this
Have you performed in front of an audience?
we used to play alot at ryans ballroom which is a great place.one day while we were renting practice space in the ballroom we found out that rob zombie was going to play on the stage we were practicing on so we thought we would be nice and leave him a letter on stage hoping he would suck, because thats what he does anyway.
Your musical influences
at the drive in, glassjaw, poison the well, atreyu, thursday, the mars volta, nofx, nomeansno, not blink182, afi, incubus, george carlin, lagwagon, the bled, and andrew dice clay
What equipment do you use?
mapex, crate, ibanez, jackson, fender, ampeg
Anything else?
make sure you say hhmmnumshevaaa before you rip out someones heart.
Hey, I just listened to the two tracks on your page here. Good, heavy stuff, I liked the guitar playing!
Gruesome Greg Harris,
Host of Antipop Radio
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Dudes!! I'm impressed!! You guys are AWESOME!!! You're definitely going to make it in this business for sure!! Your music certainly has plenty of ATTITUDE and I am absolutely convinced there is nobody more qualified than myself to deliver you the product to multiply that attitude 100 fold!!...(plus some)!! Yeah, my words are convincing, but talk is cheap!! The proof is in the pudding!! I did all three songs you have posted on Soundclick,, hear for yourself,,.. http://www.FATnSASSYmastering.com/pages/9/index.htm Right click the icons and "save target as" to whatever file on your system, open your player and enjoy!! The song files are MP3/192kbps.. A word of caution: 3 million watts can be harmful to your hearing and machine!! If your computer melts, it's not my fault!! Oh yeah,,!! I'll be hearing from you real soon!!......ain't no doubt!! Thanks for the fun!! Dave