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I like musical instruments and those who play them, especially the guitar. If YOU like guitars, you may want to take a few listens, cuz there is a LOT of guitar in these songs. Thanks to those that have explored some of these tunes, and thanks for giving me some real music to listen to also....I truly appreciate it.


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  • Wild Bill Austin & The North 40 says

    remix-vast improvements + orchestration.

    http://musicnation.com/music/wildbillaustin/you-really-made-my-day-remix
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  • The Altruistic Messiah ~ Ben Vandagriff ~ The CEO of Rock & Roll ! says

    Hello my friends ~ to all my friends @ Moiko Records ....

    I am The Altruistic Messiah ~ Ben Vandagriff


    Some of you know me well ~ for the rest of you ~ I hope you do !

    These are the most exciting of times !!!!!

    The birth of something new & special is what we all have become a part of ~ and what was once a glimpse into the future is now a wide angle panoramic 360º view of our present ~ our promise ~ our reality ~ I LOVE EVERYTHING ~ I will never deny you . . . .

    The Altruistic Zone has arrived ~ M O I K O ~ ROCKS ~ I love every single one of you ~ & you are the essential core element in all of what it will be in regards to not only my future foothold in this industry ~ but to all whom are associated with this Moiko branding ~ you are very , very important ~ not only to me me me ~ but to the modern model of artistic impact in this new presentation of media ~ & by arriving together here on the ground floor of what I predict to be the milestone of musical communication development ~ I just wanted to take this moment to thank each & every one of you !!!!!!

    With all of my love & respect I thank you ,

    Ben Vandagriff a.k.a. The Altruistic Messiah
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  • Mark Holman says

    Yeah look at me lining up too. Something different? That's me for sure in my Rainbow to Your Heart, that's the name of the song anyway. Hope you lose time when you listen.
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  • Wild Bill Austin & The North 40 says

    A long time in coming answer record.

    http://musicnation.com/music/wildbillaustin/you-really-made-my-day
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  • MiuMa says

    hi robert!! new song summer breeze. moved to electronic again!!
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  • Mark Alan Dooley says

    that was broke link this works i hope

    http://www.korg.com/gear/info.asp?A_PROD_NO=D1600
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  • Mark Alan Dooley says

    Looks like its possible to move wav files in and out of your machine

    http://www.korg.com/gear/info.asp?A_PROD_NO=D1600

    this     means you can keep the work in the dig domain and make a quality production via the net...download wav import wav...do your thing ...export wav...upload...repeat process!

    the Korg is a wonderful machine...you can do a lot...check out its ability to interface with other DAW's like Cubase and Pro Tools. The DAW's give you a vast ability to edit and master recordings as well as file and sample rate conversion to many formats...your machine is a bridge device to that as well as a great live recording tool
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  • GARY SPARKS says

    thanks for the vote of confidence RT ! NO , i have not been 'signed'
    but it is nice to infer that you can imagine that scenario....even
    entertaining the briefest consideration that my infantile talents
    might warrant the possibility! .....again Thank You.
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  • Mark Alan Dooley says

    I use the Lexicon Omega....comes w Cubase LE (24 tracks easy to use for tech challenged guitarists!) $199 at Musiciansfriend.com...has everything you need to record, mix, master, and self publish as a guitar player.
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  • Justine Wilde says

    Hey Bobby, I’m sure once ya get to OS you won’t need me to hype ya.

    Yeah, MN featured me, and No Rocket Science in its newsletter; didn’t know about it until Ben, the sweetie he is, commented me here on MySpace about it: recognition is always great!

    As for adding “much needed color to good ol' NY,” me thinks it’s already a got all them in the spectrum and then some:

    An Ad (Underground) for a Hair Dye (Down There)
    By JENNIFER 8. LEE
    New York Times
    July 28, 2008,

    A new line of hair-dye products called Betty Beauty has generated a fair amount of attention during its two years on the market, with mentions in magazines like People, Vogue, Allure and O: The Oprah Magazine. (Vanity Fair called it a “grooming obsession.”)
    But Betty Beauty is not the kind of traditional hair coloring from Clairol or L’Oréal — the type featuring models with gleaming white teeth and cascading tresses. Betty Beauty is a dye for pubic hair, and it is now being advertised on New York City subways — which are more commonly associated with ads for vocational training, cosmetic dermatology and houses of worship than with ads for intimate grooming products.

    The ads make only oblique references to pubic hair: The company says it sells “color for the hair down there,” and the slogan on the ads reads: “Boldly Going Where No Color Has Gone Before.” (Below it shows boxes of the product in the five available colors: black, blond, auburn, brown and “fun,” a k a hot pink. Each box has a sketched torso with a wispy, carefully placed triangle in the relevant color.)

    Many of the ads have been placed in transportation hubs like Grand Central Terminal.

    ~ Just ~
    (The link to the rest of the article is below.)
    http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/28/an-ad-underground-for-a-hair-dye-down-there/#more-3484
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