Look what I can do NOW!
I did something! I actually did something all on my own! I am a big boy! Just like my hero:
(actual photo of an actual setting on a digitech rp-1 effects processor. Get it, its like both Han Solo, from Star Wars, and like, a sweet guitar solo, IN ONE!)
Ok, well, actually, it's not up yet. My first few weeks as an intern have been about establishing boundaries, being assigned duties, working out schedules and distraction. What have I done so far? Well, now I have finally knotched my belt, or, something like that. Using my extensive contacts that were built up through my years as vp of A&R w/ datawaslost I have won the label a feature spot on Limewire's new blog site. They promote stuff about blogs, which I dont know anything about, and also "open source", which I know nothing about in the least ironic sense possible (as far as I'm concerned if you cant count to it on your own two hands its not a real thing.) So yeah, next time your bragging about how you know something about rock and roll, and use datawaslost or its artists as an example, dont be suprised when the weird techy guy who breathes heavy totally invalidates your claims to unintentionally obscure media and basically punks you in front of all your friends.
In all seriousness, this is going to be really cool. What I hope will happen is that the lable will have a chance to put out some special content, whether it be live video, un-released nuggets (psychadellic or just generally poppy), as well as interview/s and and an editorial on the state of independent media. So really, you know, check it out right? Furthermore these things will be available free both from limewire's blog site, and through their person to person file sharing program, which will finally be used for something other than pirated music and pornography! It will be like free candy that you don't even have to dress up to get!
Next up on datawasfound:
The Minor Leagues'"The Pestilence is Coming" (this is the record you should have bought from us by now) vs The handfull of demo's Bond (dastardly chieftan of datawaslost) handed me last saturday; an intricate critique of exactly how and why the music datawaslost puts out sounds good and is fun to listen to.
(actual photo of an actual setting on a digitech rp-1 effects processor. Get it, its like both Han Solo, from Star Wars, and like, a sweet guitar solo, IN ONE!)
Ok, well, actually, it's not up yet. My first few weeks as an intern have been about establishing boundaries, being assigned duties, working out schedules and distraction. What have I done so far? Well, now I have finally knotched my belt, or, something like that. Using my extensive contacts that were built up through my years as vp of A&R w/ datawaslost I have won the label a feature spot on Limewire's new blog site. They promote stuff about blogs, which I dont know anything about, and also "open source", which I know nothing about in the least ironic sense possible (as far as I'm concerned if you cant count to it on your own two hands its not a real thing.) So yeah, next time your bragging about how you know something about rock and roll, and use datawaslost or its artists as an example, dont be suprised when the weird techy guy who breathes heavy totally invalidates your claims to unintentionally obscure media and basically punks you in front of all your friends.
In all seriousness, this is going to be really cool. What I hope will happen is that the lable will have a chance to put out some special content, whether it be live video, un-released nuggets (psychadellic or just generally poppy), as well as interview/s and and an editorial on the state of independent media. So really, you know, check it out right? Furthermore these things will be available free both from limewire's blog site, and through their person to person file sharing program, which will finally be used for something other than pirated music and pornography! It will be like free candy that you don't even have to dress up to get!
Next up on datawasfound:
The Minor Leagues'"The Pestilence is Coming" (this is the record you should have bought from us by now) vs The handfull of demo's Bond (dastardly chieftan of datawaslost) handed me last saturday; an intricate critique of exactly how and why the music datawaslost puts out sounds good and is fun to listen to.
posted by Ed at 4.7.06
1 Comments:
yeah, we should get going on this "business deal" of ours...
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