This is the story of the making of a benefit album.
Like many indie musicians coming of age in the 90's, I fell in love with the DC band JawboxTheir unique combination of intricate, sometimes haunting and often
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I think that's an awesome thing to do - you can probably generate more money for the cause by using your talent to produce something like that whose proceeds will go toward the cause than by donating that money directly. I am stoked to hear the result and eager to give my money for it.
Ted Leo + the Pharmacists are coming here soon, I wonder if that's part of the benefit - I'll have to check my Showbox email lists from the last couple weeks to see.
have you ever heard j's version of fear is a man's best friend on the vietnam veterans benefits comp? i have spent more than a few nights listening to that on repeat. and 3 sisters by burning airlines.
when i heard about callum, i was floored. here was someone i hold as a hero, who wrote songs that were a huge part of my life. good luck with the cd.
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Thanks! I'm trying out my never-before-used Vox blog to chronicle this project, but I'll cross-post every update here.
I'll post some rough mixes soon, perhaps!
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absolutely.
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i hope tomorrow goes well :D
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thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you will be the first to hear the results, of course :)
ps. some dude in ottawa just im'd me on soulseek after finding the two tracks i've done already! :D
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Ted Leo + the Pharmacists are coming here soon, I wonder if that's part of the benefit - I'll have to check my Showbox email lists from the last couple weeks to see.
Keep us updated!
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have you ever heard j's version of fear is a man's best friend on the vietnam veterans benefits comp? i have spent more than a few nights listening to that on repeat. and 3 sisters by burning airlines.
when i heard about callum, i was floored. here was someone i hold as a hero, who wrote songs that were a huge part of my life. good luck with the cd.
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