Reply to: RE: Need info on weird SxSW thing...
Paula Batson, the woman who arranged the original Los Super Seven sessions at Los
Manitas a couple of years ago, told me about it. She's involved with this, too. She
said that, "Alejandro is doing his musical," but didn't
From yesterday's Austin Chronicle:
If you've sprung for a wristband (currently still available at all Star
Tickets outlets, albeit at the increased price of
$95), you're most likely interested in the latest on which acts are playing
SXSW proper, like say for instance Tom
Waits (!!), who has
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 SXSW news by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Other names that might be of interest include former Dicks leader Gary
Floyd, who's playing as part of his new
band, Black Kali Ma
Is this an acoustic or electric band? Floyd is one hellaciously
talented
Can anyone tell me anything else about this? Thanks. -- NW
Friday, March 19th, 5:30 to 7:30
By The Hand of the Father
A 20TH CENTURY JOURNEY
(UN VIAJE DEL SIGLO VEINTE)
A theatrical work-in-progress by About Productions
WITH MUSIC BY
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO
Sponsored by a2bmusic and
National
Carl says:
"By the hand of the father" is, if I recall rightly
a song cycle-cum-theatre-piece based on the history of his family, which he said
he'd received an NEA grant to develop.
This is interesting and certainly makes me raise an eyebrow, as it
tends to confirm many of my
with even MORE info for y'all...
http://www.hellcountry.com/twangfluff/sxsw.htm
Enjoy,
Stacey
Hellcountry "supporting the Boston area twang scene"
http://www.hellcountry.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hereby declare that I am in awe of Stacey's Web prowess, and impressed by
her tireless efforts to keep everyone (the world!) up to the minute on
what's going on in twangdom.
And, hey, Stacey, thanks belatedly for the P2 survey. (I believe you were
offline when the results were posted.)
In a message dated 3/12/99 10:13:07 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you're most likely interested in the latest on which acts are playing
SXSW proper, like say for instance Tom
Waits (!!),
Dammit, quit telling people! I wanna get in!
Slim np- Bluegrass Mandolin
The Hot Club of Cowtown are doing Happy Hour at the Continental
on wednesday
at 6:30PM. I saw them last night and they were amazing. lots of
new tunes and
tight as a tick.
I saw them a week ago, not knowing anything about them other
than the bit of buzz
they've gotten here, and was very
Jeez, is there ANYONE with one of those SXSW wristbands? I'm driving down
from the frozen north (road trip! Yay!!) starting on Sunday, and one of
our party doesn't have one, and would love to get one.
It's Friday evening now - and an e-mail before I go would be
lovely. Then we could
In a message dated 3/10/99 10:56:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the request of Barry Mazor, who's leaving shortly for his
all-expenses-paid, staying-at-the-swanky-Omni trip to Austin,
must be some kinda well-known workin' weasel!
Linda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the request of Barry Mazor, who's leaving shortly for his all
expense-paid(etc.)
must be some kinda well-known workin' weasel!
Linda
Naw..in my case, more like an unknown workin weasel,...you know, one more
runna-the-mill ink-stained wretch with no bylines in
-SXSW events that
I've caught in various emails...and somehow I'm missing all the Yard Dog and
Broken Spoke events...does anyone have those handy?
I'll post the address when I finish it...should be in a few hours.
Sure looks like Junior and others who opt to forego the wristbands will have
plenty
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999 23:44:42 -0500 Amy Haugesag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wynn Harris
staying at his dad's
I don't think I'm blowing anyone's cover here, but I've
known Wynn for a long time and can attest to the fact that
she's a she g.
William Cocke
Senior Writer
HSC Development
Hey all,
turns out the folks I thought would be using my double reservation aren't,
and the room is up for grabs...
it's a single, downtown at the La Quinta for $79 +tax a night
originally I had booked it from Monday 3/15 to Sunday 3/21 (checking out on
the 22nd)
but I'm sure the reservation
Once again, my brothers from Chicago have bailed on the festival
this year, so I have a pair of wristbands for sale. Anyone who
needs them, let me know off list. I'll be selling them at the
original $65 price tag.
--
Jim Fagan| AIX Build Architecture and Integration | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hope this is useful for some:
http://www.hellcountry.com/twangfluff/sxsw.htm
Stacey, although I don't have my notes with me now, I can add a
couple of things to the off-events page:
--Friday afternoon there's a do at the Broken Spoke that has about 5
performers: the 3 I remember are Lonesome Bob, Robbie and Kinky Friedman.
Can't recall the sponsor either...
--Friday
On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, William T. Cocke wrote:
I don't think I'm blowing anyone's cover here, but I've
known Wynn for a long time and can attest to the fact that
she's a she g.
And a scrappy one at that.g--don
The Hot Club of Cowtown are doing Happy Hour at the Continental on wednesday
at 6:30PM. I saw them last night and they were amazing. lots of new tunes and
tight as a tick.
Slim
Honorary Austin citizen BARNARD wrote:
Indeed, there is no shortage at all of great off-festival music.
Damn Junior, could you keep it down? I can hear the gloating all the way from
Larryville. g
b.s.
Bill chides:
Damn Junior, could you keep it down? I can hear the gloating all the way from
Larryville. g
Heh, I think I'm getting a little eager to get outta Dodge for a spring
break
--junior
Don't I qualify as an Austinite? I realize I've only lived here for twelve
years Or maybe I don't qualify as a P2er... Well, either way, I'll
be around and looking forward to seeing everyone everywhere I go.
James Hand:
Wednesday, 10 PMBroken Spoke
Thursday, 6PM Under
The Hideout (the Chicago club that hosts the
Honky Tonk Living Room) is having a party Saturday afternoon at Green Mesquite,
and all music lovers are invited, no cover charge. Here's the
lineup:
2:00 Jon Langford, Kelly Hogan Champ
Hood
2:30 Devil In A Woodpile
3:00 The Blacks
3:30
Hello folks --
Sorry for the mass email, and some of you already have this info --
but here's the final line-up for Bloodshot doin's at SXSW next week.
Thanks for everything --
Your press mule Hogan
Going down Texas way for SXSW? Well here's the poop.
BLOODSHOT SXSW 1999 goings
Don't I qualify as an Austinite? I realize I've only lived here for twelve
years Or maybe I don't qualify as a P2er... Well, either way, I'll
be around and looking forward to seeing everyone everywhere I go.
Erm, the omission was purely unintentional, John. I left off a few other
..., who else will be playing at
that Saturday night Donald Lindley benefit at the Texas Union Ballroom.
You mentioned Jimmy Dale and Kimmie. I do believe I'll be there.
Thanks,
--junior
And is there more than one event, or has the night and venue cxhanged?
Mistuh Corder noted the copy below
Barry, I first learned about the Saturday night Lindley benefit
(Texas Union Ballroom) from Joe's post yesterday, so I figure he can
give us more info when he logs back on... Joe??? g...
Judging from his comment there, I assumed there are 2 Lindley
benefits: Saturday night at the Union
Barry Mazor wrote:
Jerald had said:
There is a benefit for Donald Lindley's family Sunday night, March 21 at
Stubbs with Lucinda, Joe Ely, Terry Allen, Rosie Flores, Will and Charlie
Sexton and more. You will have to pay for this event, no badges or
wristbands get you in.
I'll hold
Here are some more free daytime events for you to work in to your busy
schedules. Could one of the Weiss bros email the times for the bands for
the MoM party, specifically when is Cisco going to play. Don't want to miss
that.
All subject to change, check ads in the Chronicle for latest info.
Another query: does anyone have any info about when and where Tim
Carroll may be surfacing at SXSW? For example, with Lonesome
Bob??
I haven't seen his name anywhere officially but assume he'll be
playing someplace or other...
--junior
There are two benefits as I understand it. I am still catching up with email
so someone may have already answered this. Jerald
At 03:50 AM 3/10/99 -0500, you wrote:
..., who else will be playing at
that Saturday night Donald Lindley benefit at the Texas Union Ballroom.
You mentioned Jimmy Dale
Here is the tentative schedule of acts at
Cheapo Records on Lamar and 10th
Street.
Wednesday, March 17th:
7:00pm Courtney Audain FUZE (Austin) RB/Pop influenced by
World Beat
Thursday, March 18th:
Noon: The Billygoats (Nashville, TN) Pop-a-billy
1:00pm Tony Maserati (Austin) 50's Rock Roll
Hey there,
I have an extra SXSW wristband. Write me offlist if you want it for face
value ($65, I believe)
Steve Kirsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, Austinites!
I am coming down for SXSW and I have my badge and a hotel room so I'm hooked
up. However, I just got a call from someone I work with who has decided to
travel down with a band but needs a wristband. How much are they this year?
Are they still available? Does anyone want
Hello, Austinites!
I have some friends asking about the current availability of SXSW
wristbands. Are they still on sale? How much? Does anyone want to be the
middleman on a wristband purchase?
I have my registration, etc., already so I'm set. Last year we had no
trouble in picking up wristbands
Steve Gardner wrote:
Gatemouth Brown (we are putting out a reissue from him this month)
This wouldn't be the nearly-impossible-to-find
"Bogaloosa Boogie Man" would it? (he asked hopefully)
Hey folks,
I'm hosting a party on Tuesday March 16th for all the folks that are in
town early for SXSW, this year. I'll be two making two types of chili and
there will also be some live music provided by Beaver Nelson, Ana Egge and
Jim Roll. If you're gonna be in town and can make please let me
Is there a web listing anywhere of all the non-festival events, the
SXSoWhat shows at various places like the Carousel, etc?
The Thursday night lineup at the Carousel is gonna be very interesting:
Roger Wallace, T. Jarrod Bonta, The American Music Band (Jim Stringer with
TJ Bonta, Lee Skinnner,
BARNARD wrote:
Is there a web listing anywhere of all the non-festival events, the
SXSoWhat shows at various places like the Carousel, etc?
You find out anything Junior, let me know. I still have thoughts of trying to
round up info for a weekend post on the whole affair.Looks like you were
Haven't seen a website, but the 3rd Coast Music issue has a lot of listings.
Here is another one (NO FIGHTING!!!):
Threadgills South
Wed:
Dale Watson 7:30PM
Thurs:
Don Walser 7:30PM
Chapparal 10PM
Fri:
2PM:b Ruthie the Wranglers
3:15PM: Trigger Gospel
4:30PM: Hazel Dean , no wait, Hazeldine
Dumbling through the onslaught of snail mail about SXSW events, one I came
across that I might as well *pen* in to the date book is the Doolittle BBQ at
Club DeVille, featuring Mount Pilot, Trish Murphy, Todd Thibaud, Slobberbone
and the Bottle Rockets. All this before the sun even goes down
There's also some kind of Saturday morning do at the Texacali Grill.
Danny Young's thing. Details anyone?
--junior
Club Deville is on Red River between 8th and 9th - across the street
from Stubbs. Pretty cool bar. Pretty commercially responsible label.
In a message dated 3/8/99 6:50:21 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There's also some kind of Saturday morning do at the Texacali Grill.
Danny Young's thing. Details anyone?
Texicali Grill
Friday:
4PM Ponty Bone
6PM Mandy Mercer
Saturday: (11AM-3PM)
The South Austin
Here is the tentative schedule of performers in the back yard area at Under
The Sun, a vintage store next door to the Continental Club:
THURSDAY 18th:
3PM: Teri the Tagalongs
4PM: Roger Wallace
5PM: Justin Trevino
6PM: James Hand
FRIDAY 19TH:
3PM: Karen Poston theCrystal Pistols
4PM: Hot
Here is the tentative schedule of performers in the back yard
area at Under The Sun...
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be solving
their labels' problems.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be
solving
their labels' problems.
Maybe Jon can explain how playing in a vintage clothes store during SXSW is
like playing ar CRS in front of a few hundred radio programmers.
Jim,yawnin'
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be
solving
their labels' problems.
Maybe Jon can explain how playing in a vintage clothes store
during SXSW is
like playing ar CRS in front of a few hundred radio programmers.
Maybe Jim can explain how *any* of the gazillion
Maybe Jim can explain blah blah blah CSRF blah CRS blah blah woof woof.
May be I can, may be I can't may be I just don't care, today.
In a message dated 3/7/99 2:05:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe Jim can explain blah blah blah CSRF blah CRS blah blah woof woof.
If posting schedules is going to elicit these kinds of pissing contests I
won't do it.
Jon, you ain't coming, so what you got the
Here's the roster of P2ers who will be at SXSW thus far. I'm omitting
information on where people are staying for the moment, but I'll include it
in my final list.
Begging the question... does everyone coming have a P2 SXSW BBQ
invite/direction thingy? It's on Thursday afternoon at my house
, you may register online until March 8,
after that walk up registration will at the Austin Convention Center
Ballroom A, beginning March 17 at noon.
P.S. If you're flying in, this is the last SXSW for the Robert Mueller
Airport! Say goodbye to our tiny crowded field and get ready for Austin
VH-1, Entertainment Weekly, Musicland and KLBJ-FM present the 1999 SXSW
Free Outdoor Stage located in Waterloo Park at 12th and Red River.
+++ Friday, March 19 - gates open at 5:00pm
6:00pm - Fastball (Hollywood Records)
7:00pm - Joe Ely and friends
+++ Saturday, March 20 - gates
Michael Hall and Walter Salas-Humara present the 4th Annual 'Swollen
Circus' at The Hole In The Wall in Austin on Tuesday night, March 16.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL SWOLLEN CIRCUS
10:00 - The Naked Barbies
10:20 - Jim Roll
10:40 - Gurf Morlix
11:00 - The Brooders (Michael Hall)
11:20 - Lisa Mednick
Howdy,
Where do I find the 1999 SXSW schedule on the Internet?
Jerker Emanuelson
Sound Asleep Records
Sweden
np. Bukka Allen-Sweet Valentine
Jerker, just put "sxsw" into any search engine and the website should
come right up www.sxsw.com, I assume?
--junior
Slim,
do you have anymore info on this - like what the name of the benefit concert
is/what the charity is?
you can send it me directly, if you'd like
thanks,
MichaelBerick
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity)
Since this year is my first time at SXSW I have a few questions for you
veterans:
--How close to on-schedule do the venues stay? I'm curious 'cause some
nights I may try to see one band at one place and another down the street
at another venue, which brings me to question #2:
--Is it even
Wow, Robbie, Kinky, and Lonesome Bob on the same bill. Not too shabby!
g.
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity) a week or two before Tfest?
Do any of you Austinites know the lineup for that show? I vaguely recall
a
In a message dated 2/27/99 2:05:07 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity) a week or two before Tfest?
Do any of you Austinites know the lineup for that show? I
That's a great lineup for Kinky's benefit, but at $100-a-plate you're
gonna get a strange crowd indeed Nobody has that kind of bucks
excpept socialites, politicians, and drug dealers!
I'll go for the afternoon party at the Spoke g.
ALSO: I just read on the hillbilly list that WANDA
Anyone know of any special rental car deals? We're gonna be rentin' one
down in Austin this year (and we may even let some of you in itg). Feel
free to email me privately, or to the list if you think it's of somewhat
general interest.--don
that I don't have to put
my life in jeopardy again by getting in a car that Don is driving
vbg--and since we rarely rent cars, I'd like to know the scoop from
people who know more about the topic than I do.
And just a reminder: if you're going to SXSW and haven't let me know yet,
please do. I'll post
to get them right away. I think
it was 1995 when I rented at the last minute in SXSW and there wasn't a car to
be found and definitely not a cheap one. I lucked out and got a car -- a
sporty premium model and it cost me a fortune. I guess I've driven the last
few years and hauled folks around
Here's the schedule (so far) of in-stores at Cheapo Discs during SXSW
(posted on the Hillbilly List by Jason Shields). Cheapo is located at:
914 North Lamar (a few blocks north of Waterloo Records)
512-477-4499
Jason Shields [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thursday, March 18th:
Noon: The Billygoats
Anyone going to SXSW should be interested in this:
Friday, March 19: Broken Spoke, 2-6pm
Billy Block's First Annual Western Beat Party in Austin
Pork Chop Kelly
Kevin Gordon
Lonesome Bob
Robbie Fulks
Jeff Black his band
Kinky Friedman
others to be added.
Free beer.
Free stuff to be given
The Broken Spoke is listed as one of the official venues this year.
Your wristband'll get you in.
Stacey
-Original Message-
From: Ph. Barnard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy
Yep they're part of the CRSF.
Jim, smilin' and smilin'
"Ph. Barnard" wrote:
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy and contradictory
memories on this one g
--junior
No, they are not part of SXSW. BTW, it looks like Kimmie Rhodes is doing
a benefit thing
At 02:47 PM 2/25/99 -0600, you wrote:
Yep they're part of the CRSF.
Wouldn't that be CSRF (Corporate Sponsored Rat Fuck) for those playing
along at home who weren't here last year.
Jeff
Miles of Music mail order
http://www.milesofmusic.com
FREE printed Catalog: (818) 883-9975 fax: (818)
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy and contradictory
memories on this one g
--junior
Although your memories are probably hazy from the drink, the Spoke's SXSW
role is usually confusing. For many years they remained
And meanwhie, besides the Saturday SXSW line-up there, culminating with
Walser-Hancock-Watson, there's the "now I know I'm really in town"
Wednesday night line-up at the Broken Spoke--which includes James Hand,
Charlie Burton and the Texas 2 Steppers, Ted Roddy's Tearjoint
in a Woodpile, Paul Burch, Tommy Womack, Lonesome Bob
...and there are others out there like--Mercury Rev, Freakwater, Calexico,
Sparklehorse, and so it goes. And that's one night. I still don't have
anything to say against SXSW except my knees start to give out sometime on
Saturday!
Elderly Barry
Nice list, Barry. If I make it, you'll find me at the Spoke!!
--junior
For the most part I have sat and silently watched the various positions
taken about the CSRF called SXSW. Each year one of my artists attends to
showcase and each year we (ragged pup records) presents a private (pirate)
showcase at the Austin art gallery "Wild About Music".
Neil Weiss asks what P2 bands are going to be performing at SXSW and why.
Hillbilly IDOL will be at the Broken Spoke on Fri. the 19th at 9:00. I have
heard that we are followed by the Countrypolitans,Don Walser, Wayne
Hancock, and then Dale Watson. Since I read the P2 digest everyday and
enjoy
When is that, mid March? Oh yeah, we have a festival here in Dee-Troyt that
time as well called The Hamtramck Blowout, and it's pretty much the same
thing. Seventy of the Motor City's best ass-kissing bands playing a bunch of
local venues for FREE with the proceeds going to fund The Detroit
So, in light of the SXW-bashing that went on in these parts earlier this week,
are there any P2-related bands making the trek to SXSW this year? Curious for
professional reasons.
Neal Weiss
Neil et. al.,
I'll be playing SXSW Liberty Lunch at 9pm on Wednesday March 17th, with
the Silos as my band (Walter Salas-Humara on Drums!!). It should be fun.
As far as other P2 related bands go, I saw the Meat Purveyors on the list.
I'm sure there are more??
-jim
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 [EMAIL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guess this opens up my Saturday night again. And I was suddenly panicking that it
would be opposite Sparklehorse.
Who are incidentally playing before the Flaming Lips. Does anyone know
if this is going to be a true Flaming Lips' gig or more of that
synchronized car
Who are incidentally playing before the Flaming Lips. Does anyone know
if this is going to be a true Flaming Lips' gig or more of that
synchronized car stereo crap?
I think it's a real one. I suspect they have to get back to making
conventional records after that 4 CD thing they did last,
If anybody has some time Saturday night of SXSW and you want to hear the
rockin blues done right try David Gogo's showcase at 8:00 at the Watrloo
Brewing Co.
This guy is amazing.
Doug Baxter
I also have an Austin motel reservation that I won't be using 'cause I'm
staying with folks in town. If you want it, write me offlist sometime
before Saturday (that's when I'm cancelling it). It's from the 17th thru
the 21st (leaving on the 22nd).
Steve Kirsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"I've been
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like us SXSW--bound P2ers will have worthy company. I get Jenna
Elfman!
Heh. That "Krippendorf's Tribe" was a good un.
b.s.
snip EDtv directed by Ron Howard (attending), starring Matthew
McConaughey (attending), JennaElfman, Woody Harrelson and Jon Bon Jovi
(attending); world premiere
Abilene directed by Joe Camp III, starring Ernest Borgnine (attending)
Wow I don't think this town will ever be the same after being
It's rare enough that I agree with Jim that I thought I better point it out.
IMO, his view of the value of SXSW - or any kind of CSRF - is exactly right.
Bluegrass has something a little bit like that in the International
Bluegrass Music Association's annual trade show - though not surprisingly
Many of you have not gotten the point that I had tried to make. I agree with
all of you that you have to make your own opportunites, network, exposure, bla
bla bla... SXSW is great. Go home and tell em you went. Make contacts. bla bla
on and on.
The point is simply this. SXSW seems to have
(good example: Blue Highway. They got a good
buzz going before they appeared, and they really nailed down their big-time
status by doing a hot showcase for a big crowd)
This brings up something I've been curious about Jon. What might you consider
big-time status for a bluegrass act? Ever
Dan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
He's a little too limited in the sound and type of songs he writes
w/
Social Distortion, but I wouldn't put anything past the guy. If this thing
is
really gonna be an acoustic folkish-country record I'll be there the day
it's
released.
A little more
Nancy:
The point is simply this. SXSW seems to have a good racket going with the
ticket price, registration price, hotel deals bla bla bla. Damn they have got
to make a lot of money. SOmeone is making a lot of money. DO they have to keep
all of it. Can any more of it go back to the bands
It looks like there are going to be several cool showcases at SXSW this year.
I ran into Johnny Dowd last night, and he told me that his band, the Old 97s,
the Bottle Rockets and Robbie Fulks are playing at the Liberty Lunch Saturday
night (he's also playing a Checkered Past party at the Yarddog
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like there are going to be several cool showcases at SXSW this year. I ran
into Johnny Dowd last night, and he told me that his band, the Old 97s, the Bottle
Rockets and Robbie Fulks are playing at the Liberty Lunch Saturday night (he's also
playing
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, NYC
At 10:27 PM -0600 16/2/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Despite what y'all say about SXSW or any event like it, I think that when
playing a showcase, or any CSRF like it, it is up to the artist to make the
most of what's available. You *do* have the opportunity
to give something more back to the musicians who give so much to
us.
SXSW is a good thing for the bands that get to play. The whole experience has
got to be great. Just playing in Austin is cool. I have never been accepted to
SXSW, I quit send them shit in the early 90s. But it would be a good
. But when all is said and done, it's the music that matters.
And that is not the message these mega-festivals send to the bands.
The bands are sent a very different message.
I thought that NEA came off pretty well, which totally shocked the
hell out of me. Up until the event started, I was
On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, marie arsenault wrote:
all the bands I spoke to said that they had very positive experiences.
Sponsor presence was subdued. NEA really seemed to be about the bands
and the music.
I have to agree. NEA was a good experience. As Marie mentioned, the
sound/mix people
to Hightone
after SXSW gigs, btw.
I think it would behoove a lot of these bands to simply concentrate
on their music and spend less time trying to figure out how they're gonna
get the attention of AR.
Yep, it depends on what you want out of what you're doing and you need to
think about WHY you're
In a message dated 2/17/99 12:14:17 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
what are
chances he's gonna come check out JBB? Slim.
Leave me outa this.
Slim
I just wanted to say I have no arguments with either of Kip's or Erin's
stance on this. yeah the music biz can suck, but if you go into it with
your eyes WIDE OPEN, it'll suck less. Do the people at these conferences
make a lot of money? A qualified yes. They are running a business,
providing a
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