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a music video (featuring the LP)

Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 11:13 am
by writeroxie
My band just shot a new music video where our LP-stage made its debut appearance. The video is currently featured here:

http://www.punkrockvids.com
Click on the front-page featured band "The Appreciation Post".

(the sounds you hear however, are the source and mg-1. R.I.P. the source)

Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 11:20 am
by electrical_engineer_gEEk
thanks, i've been following you guys for awhile

The Appreciation Video

Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:11 pm
by pmancona
You guys sound terrific. A good blend of guitars, drums, bass, & LP. Vocals are good as well. Best of luck!!

Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 11:28 am
by writeroxie
thanks guys!

We're hitting up the Northeast on tour next week (RI, NY, Philly, DC, NJ, Pittsburgh & Boston areas) if anyone wants to hang out.

later!

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 2:21 pm
by doctorno
That´s really a good song and I like the way you use your synthesizer ... nevertheless the video is a little childish in my opinion ... ;-) ...

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 9:29 pm
by dlearyus
doctorno wrote:That´s really a good song and I like the way you use your synthesizer ... nevertheless the video is a little childish in my opinion ... ;-) ...
i bet there were a few people who said that about keith emersons original act involving sticking knives in his keyboards too and went on to set the stage for an entire genre of electronic rock music who woulda thunk it hahahaha...ceartivity whether juvenile or a more "mature" as in a classical performance is a wonderful thing that is timeless and trancends the mundane day to day existence and therefore ALL creative works should be judged by their own merit and not some arbitrary yardstick. You are also entitled to your own opinions and they are as valid as any but im glad you liked the song i did too :) I think they are a bunch of very talented young men and hope they have fruitful long carreers. Whimsey gives a short respite from the day to day pressures of modern society hence the proliference of humour in our various performing arts.

cheers