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December 30, 2008
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very nice --- and I enjoyed the music. Thanks again, rod.
Posted by: kali | January 20, 2009 at 03:19 PM
I'm off every Friday. I have alot of time to volunteer. Feel free to contact me anytime.
Posted by: Jovan Haynes | January 25, 2009 at 01:27 PM
Wow!, what a nice song! I must admit this band called "Ho-Hum" previously inspired me to envision little more than pure 'boredom.' It's not because they picked a (sic) 'bad name,' but is endemic of an industry that is completely dysfunctional, leaving bands like this to fend for themselves in a 'live-venue' environment that is functionally waaaay out of whack!
The major labels have long since abandoned the search for any real talent, thus your more unique artists are forced to market directly to an ever smaller niche. Bars like Junaita's, and the Blue Mesa, (where I heard this band play) completely suck at marketing, never playing even a snippet, or discussing anything worthwhile in their own blogs...
What about Vino's, or the Rev Room?? --Dear Lord, please put a gun to my head!!!
If I can find a "bootleg demo" of this tune, I will. If I could get a whole Ho-Hum LP, titled: "Less than Boring, and Nothing but Hits," I will buy it. PLUS, If you have a picture of a beautiful sleeping woman, who's evidently 'snoring' on the cover, it may increase your sales exponentially!--&&&-- Hat's off to Barry Pointer, if he recorded & mastered that.
Posted by: TSGordon | August 04, 2010 at 11:21 AM
Wonderful!
Posted by: AnaVar | October 22, 2010 at 02:43 AM
Nice video. It will be interesting to see what the environmental impact of the Fayetteville shale operation will be. Pumping all that crud down into the Earth certainly isn't GOOD for the environment...
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have you seen this?
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