Does exactly what it says on the tin. Some of the nonsense contained herein may be very loosely related to The Sisters of Mercy, but I wouldn't bet your PayPal account on it. In keeping with the internet's general theme nothing written here should be taken as Gospel: over three quarters of it is utter gibberish, and most of the forum's denizens haven't spoken to another human being face-to-face for decades. Don't worry your pretty little heads about it. Above all else, remember this: You don't have to stay forever. I will understand.
boudicca wrote:Now, maaaannnn , is anyone gonna tell me what FREEWARE is?
As none of the techies are answering you at the minute (although I'm sure you'll get a more comprehensive answer soon) - freeware is software you download for free (as far as I understand it)
I never talk during music, at least during good music. If one hears bad music, it is one's duty to drown it in conversation.
Watch out. Musicians are egocentric wankers, mostly. And don't worry about writing any songs just yet. Spend six months getting your concept together: what you're gonna look like; typo/artwork/graphics - the overall 'aesthetic' of the band; how you're gonna get noticed; how you're gonna come across in interviews; whether you're brave enough to do a comeback....
.... there is no semblance of rock 'n roll around here!
Black Biscuit wrote:Watch out. Musicians are egocentric wankers, mostly. And don't worry about writing any songs just yet. Spend six months getting your concept together: what you're gonna look like; typo/artwork/graphics - the overall 'aesthetic' of the band; how you're gonna get noticed; how you're gonna come across in interviews; whether you're brave enough to do a comeback....
Did all that about 10 years ago...
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
Dark wrote:I swear Motz, one of these days, you'll be at a gig of ours, and I'm gonna come down and clobber you one with our Doktor.
I'll ummm...throw a sharpenned CD-R with my software drum machine on it at you? Ok, so at least ancient hardware* beats modern software in the crowd control stakes.
* Of the type that the modern software tries so hard to emulate
Dark wrote:By the way, anyone who ever asks us whether we're a goth band will get -thwacked- with a pentagram and told "What do you think?"
But which way up?
They might think you're Black Metal...
Good Lord.
Rest assured, all my pentagrams, the two which can go around my neck, the two large ones on my top, and the 6 little ones on the sleeve, they all point upwards with one point like they're meant to.
Motz wrote:
Dark wrote:I swear Motz, one of these days, you'll be at a gig of ours, and I'm gonna come down and clobber you one with our Doktor.
I'll ummm...throw a sharpenned CD-R with my software drum machine on it at you? Ok, so at least ancient hardware* beats modern software in the crowd control stakes.
* Of the type that the modern software tries so hard to emulate
Well, may be a little difficult, as the girl with the drum machine doesn't like the music I make, and she's realised that the DR-110 can be sold for a reasonably high amount. So I'm gonna get my -other- friend to play keyboards instead. Sure he may not have a particularly -good- keyboard, but hey. It's still something.
Dark wrote:
Rest assured, all my pentagrams, the two which can go around my neck, the two large ones on my top, and the 6 little ones on the sleeve, they all point upwards with one point like they're meant to.
Aww, no fun...
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
Dark wrote:
Rest assured, all my pentagrams, the two which can go around my neck, the two large ones on my top, and the 6 little ones on the sleeve, they all point upwards with one point like they're meant to.
Aww, no fun...
Don't go down this path; pentagrams lead to bad make-up. Bad make-up leads to pretending to be a vampire. Pretending to be a vampire means ending up on an American talk show.
Then there's no hope, but to throw yourself on the mercy of Cleopatra.