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Johnny C:
Well our Bandcamp website is finally finished and you can actually buy our EP on it now.

The price structure breaks down as follows. You can still download the thing for free if you want, either in 128 kbps or the 192kbps M***af**e link from earlier in the thread, but if you would prefer to hear it in higher quality (anything from v0 mp3 to lossless) you can buy it - track by track, I'm asking at least $1.00 CAD per track, or at least $5.00 CAD for the whole shebang.

That's it! If you like us and you can afford it, please drop a couple bones on the record. It comes with printable album art that you fold up using this method. I think you can burn as many copies as you want.

JD:
Man if I had any money I would buy it

David_Dovey:
You don't have $5 Canadian? Isn't that worth, like, two pebbles? Two shitty pebbles?

JD:
Read my previous statement more slowly Dovey

Johnny C:
I'm crossposting the following, so please ignore the tildes and lack of caps:



so for a tour fundraiser in march my band is going to be putting together a ~*live karaoke night*~ and i'm just wondering what you guys think when you look at this list of song suggestions. we're going to cap requests at like 40-ish so that we can have it go for a reasonable amount of time.

the way we're planning on working is: we're going to post the list of songs on like thursday of this week, and then we're going to start doing a media ~blitz~ to get the word out. first people who are going to get a crack at this are local alt-scene celebs, who we're going to let do it for free. for everyone else there's going to be a pricing tier where you get different stuff at each tier, but the basic level is that you get to do karaoke PLUS you get a live .mp3 of your performance. (we haven't hashed out all the deets for this yet.) we're considering cooking dinner for the top tier.

the idea is that you select your song ahead of time so we know what to practice. we're aiming for like 40 songs but if we come way under we're still going to push the fuck out of the event and practice a "potpourri" selection of tunes that will then make it to that night, and we'll publish a signup sheet for that night that will basically be first-come first-serve. since we are also capping it and trying to do it in advance we're also going to offer to learn whatever song you actually want us to learn. i think.

so ok. here's the list, there's the structure. anyone have any thoughts or ideas or SUGGESTIONS


--- Quote ---ARCADE FIRE: Rebellion, Neighbourhood #1

B-52s: Rock Lobster, Love Shack

BAND: The Weight

BARENAKED LADIES: Alcohol

BEATLES: Hey Jude

BIG BLACK: Cables, L Dopa, Big Money, Bad Penny

BLOC PARTY: Banquet, Helicopters

BLONDIE: Call Me

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE:7/4 Shoreline, Ibi Dreams of Pavement

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: Thunder Road, Glory Days, Born To Run

CONSTANTINES: Workin Full Time, Nighttime Anytime, Hotline Operator

CURE: In Between Days, Friday I'm In Love

DAVID BOWIE: Heroes, Young Americans

DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE: Title & Registration, Soul Meets Body, I Will Follow You Into the Dark

DECEMBERISTS: 16 Military Wives

DEVO: Jocko Homo, Mongoloid, Girl U Want, Uncontrollable Urge

DFA1979: Romantic Rights

DINOSAUR JR: Just Like Heaven

DIO: Holy Diver

DIRTY PROJECTORS: Stillness Is The Move

ELECTRIC 6: Danger High Voltage

ELVIS COSTELLO: Pump It Up, Allison, Radio Radio

FLAMING LIPS: Do You Realize, The WAND, Yeah Yeah Yeah

FRANZ FERDINAND: This Fire

FUCKED UP: David Comes To Life, Twice Born

GANG OF FOUR: I Found That Essence Rare, Damaged Goods

GIRLS: Lust For Life

HOLD STEADY: Stuck Between Stations, Yr Little Hoodrat Friend, Most People Are DJs

HÜSKER DÜ: Makes No Sense At All, Don't Want to Know if You’re Lonely

IRON MAIDEN: Wrathchild

JOEL PLASKETT: Million Dollars, Drunk Teenagers

JOY DIVISION: Transmission, Disorder

JUDAS PRIEST: Breaking The Law, You Got Another Thing Coming

LADYHAWK: The Dugout, Teenage Love Song

LCD SOUNDSYSTEM: Daft Punk Is Playing At My House

LOU REED: Walk On The Wild Side

M.I.A.: Paper Planes

MAXIMO PARK: Apply Some Pressure

MCLUSKY: Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues

METRIC: Dead Disco, Combat Baby

MGMT: Kids

MODERN LOVERS: Roadrunner, Dignified and Old, Modern World (anything off that first album, really)

MODEST MOUSE: Dramamine, Talking Shit About a Pretty Sunset, Tiny Cities Made of Ashes, Neverending Math Equation, Bury Me With It

MOUNTAIN GOATS: Best Ever Death Metal Band Out Of Denton, This Year

NATIONAL: Fake Empire, Mistaken For Strangers, Apartment Story

NETURAL MILK HOTEL: Holland 1945

NEW PORNOGRAPHERS: Graceland, Use It, Slow Descent, Electric Version

OKKERVIL RIVER: Black

ORGAN: Brother

PARAMORE: That's What You Get, Crush Crush Crush, Ignorance

PAVEMENT: Cut Your Hair, Range Life

PIXIES: Gigantic, Here Comes Yr Man, Wave Of Mutilation, Debaser, Dig for Fire

R.E.M.: Radio Free Europe

RADIOHEAD: The National Anthem, Karma Police, 2+2=5, There There, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

REFUSED: New Noise

REPLACEMENTS: I Will Dare, Sixteen Blue, Bastards Of Young, Kiss Me On The Bus

RUSH: Spirit Of The Radio, Closer To The Heart, Fly By Night

SEBADOH: Gimme Indie Rock, The Freed Pig

SHINS, THE: So Says I

SLEATER-KINNEY: You're No Rock'N'Roll Fun, Oh!

SLOAN: Money City Maniacs, Underwhelmed, Everything You've Done Wrong, If It Feels Good Do It (we will learn any other Sloan song you want)

SMITHS: This Charming Man, There Is A Light

SONIC YOUTH: Teenage Riot, 100%

STOOGES: Wanna Be Yr Dog, TV Eye

TALKING HEADS: Burning Down The House, Psycho Killer, Life During Wartime

TEENAGE FANCLUB: What You Do To Me, It's All In My Mind

TELEVISION: See No Evil, Venus de Milo

THERMALS: Pillar of Salt

TRAIL OF DEAD: Worlds Apart

TV ON THE RADIO: Wolf Like Me, Staring At The Sun

VELVET UNDERGROUND: I'm Waiting For The Man

WALKMEN: The Rat

WEAKERTHANS: The Reasons, Aside, Plea From A Cat, Watermark, Reconstruction Site

WEEZER: Buddy Holly, Why Bother, The Good Life, Pink Triangle, El Scorcho, Island in the Sun, Keep Fishing, Surf Wax America (actually we will learn any song up to Maladroit)

WHITE STRIPES: Fell In Love With A Girl

WILCO: Pot Kettle Black, Heavy Metal Drummer, War On War

WOLF PARADE: Shine A Light, Sons & Daughters of Hungry Ghosts, I'll Believe in Anything

YO LA TENGO: Autumn Sweater
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