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yeah, you new yorkers better watch it when pie season comes around!
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on Sunday
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yeah, airchecks were ususally the whole show, but not by requirement. they were called that becasue you were supposed to turn them in to the GM who would review them for, oh, profanity and shit.
February 1
I just started a thread over in the WQAX section, "WQAX MP3s on MFT??"
February 1
Actually I was thinking of entire WQAX shows (or is that what an "aircheck" means?? it's been a while)--as in, one could stream an entire one- or two-hour show (presumably broken into segments?) The problem would be with the rights on the songs bein…
January 31
Hah, WQAX airchecks, that's a great idea. I have a couple from the Weve, and just yesterday found a hitherto-unexcavated stash of tapes including an aircheck by me at WQAX from NINETEEN-EIGHTY. I was fourteen.
January 31
I presume if I ever get around to digitizing anything, I'd use Audacity--it's free!
January 30

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What Instrument(s) Do You Play
Other
About Me
I play accordion now.
What bands are you or have you been in?
The Brads, Mikes House, The Phantom Lures, McKell Vee Kell, Punkin Holler boys
What city are you from?
Indianapolis
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http://www.myspace.com/punkinhollerboys

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Johnny Cougar

This is a really well thought out rant/comment about The Music Business by Mr. Cougar, it's very long but worth reading.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-mellencamp/on-my-mind-the-state-of-t_b_177836.html

Someone suggested a blog/conversation about John Cougar a while back.
As far as the music goes, I think he is better than Henry Lee, but not as good as Dale.

Please discuss.

Posted on March 27, 2009 at 8:00am — 3 Comments

John Scot Sheets

Armed Forces In America (The Marketing of Elvis Costello)

Armed Forces In America (The Marketing of Elvis Costello)

On March 11 1979, Elvis Costello and the Attractions played the IU Auditorium in Bloomington Indiana, on March 14 in Columbus Ohio, he hit the wall.

The part I remember the most was they had these green lights that shot horizontally across the stage instead of shining down on the band. Elvis ordered the audience to stand up, bass player Bruce Thomas executed an amazing cross-legged drop to the stage. PLOP! I think the band though… Continue

Posted on March 7, 2009 at 9:00am — 31 Comments

John Scot Sheets

Big Dusty Boxes of Cassettes [*_*]

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Those big dusty boxes of cassettes were calling out to me. Originally, I was gonna sit down and archive my crappy music to CD, but no matter how many one-ies and beers I consumed, it was too much like work. All the other tapes seemed more appealing. Unmarked tapes of music I couldn’t identify were better. My library of local bands made me feel like a cultural anthropologist, and that Johnny Horton tape I bought in a truckstop is still a hoot.

After a few weeks of sorting, I decide… Continue

Posted on January 31, 2009 at 10:30am — 64 Comments

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At 3:51pm on November 11, 2009, Shadow Myers said…
Belated response: Ummm, yep, I'd did, Mr. Sheets. When are you visiting TP and me again?
At 1:39am on July 18, 2009, Stephen Estep said…
John:

I'm going to be putting my Dixie and the Power and Light Co record on eBay next week. Email me at grinninglion@hotmail.com if you're interested, and I'll send you the link to the auction.
At 3:41pm on July 17, 2009, David Schlabach said…
Done.
At 3:41pm on July 17, 2009, David Schlabach said…

Find more music like this on Musical Family Nuts
At 10:37am on June 28, 2009, Mark Patrick said…
Hi John & Jessica,

Thanks so much for coming out yesterday and being, as always, so supportive. It meant a lot to all of us. You said something like, "There are millions of songs out there to choose from, why pick mine". Simply, it's a great song. Al brought the Phantom Lure CD in, with your song as I believe the first track. We listened to it and loved it. It's a fun song to play. It has such a positive vibe. I ended up humming it all week. So why play your song? It's a freaking great song, that's why. We all love you like a brother, brother! I am so happy for you and Jessica. And I hope we continue to see both you here and there.
At 3:13pm on June 27, 2009, Captain Steele said…
Hi John, I hope you're doing well. I'm new to this site so I have not been signing on regularly. I'll try to keep up with postings. Have a blast!!
At 2:33pm on June 22, 2009, Mark Patrick said…
Hi JSS.... The Frayed Knots with be clogging this weekend... excuse me, will be warming up the amazing and always death-defying clogging group"Hearts Ablaze", (Named this because Oswalt Swarmy, eldest member of the group, actually clogged so hard back in 1975 that his heart burst into flames.

We start Saturday, June 27th, around 2:30 in the afternoon... With Clogging starting right after that... Not to be missed. We have something special planned for you, so please come. It's a family thing, so the more the marryer... that can't possibly be the right spelling... marrier... hell I don't know... Anyhow... bring your Clogs!

Here's the link: http://www.pennsytrailartfair.org/
At 3:56pm on May 29, 2009, Shadow Myers said…
Um, yes, I did. Hopefully, they still sound great.
At 10:41am on May 28, 2009, David Schlabach said…
Hey Buddy

I got the CD's..They are fucking incredible!!
At 9:43am on May 12, 2009, PJ Christie said…
I haven't even done anything with it yet, but I know I owe you money, send me your address or phone number or something so we can square up for it.
 
 

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Yeah, of course there are other tastemakers - I vaguely mention that we all have our own filtering mechanisms and that will continue. Social networking and blogs will become more and more important - as will ways of communicating that we can't conce…
13 minutes ago
Hey John, since you are the only person I know who would know: Are the models that drive satellite radio producing any revenue for the artist? You don't mention satellite services but to me, not having one, it seems to be a logical evolution to bet…
24 minutes ago
I predict that labels may not go away, but they will become less important--as will traditional broadcast radio. Ten years from now we will all have internet-based radio in our cars. And the taste-maker-gate-keepers may not all be labels. They might…
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I think it's significant that iTunes acquired LaLa, a streaming site (which I use to preview or rather pre-listen to new releases). With the likely release of Spotify in the U.S., and the fact that Rhapsody already has a subcription streaming servic…
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John- do you think there will be one master archive of all music in various formats (Wav, MP3, etc)? I think you are right on with your predictions but I wonder about the logistics. Will it be like the current distro model where you can get these r…
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thanks for adding your story PJ!
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Thanks, man. I'm not second-guessing whether SubPop was ever actually part of the major system - it seems like they did some sort of P&D deal around the time Mammoth and Matador did, but I don't recall for sure. Anyway they are an indie currently an…
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