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I'm hoping that this place....
http://www.daylightmiami.com/
....will eventually become the Miami version of the Silent Barn. In any case, we're currently trying to set up a show there for Yussuf Jerusalem (no kidding).
so my girlfriend and i are breaking up and she's keeping all of the tom waits LPs (has all of them except the stupid rare ones like bone machine and black rider). i think that i have most of them at my dad's house, but still. damn.
how is it determined as to who keeps what records? can't you just say 'no'?
i could probably say no, but i'm not sure which ones are whose. there might be some that are technically mine, but since the thing is ending very gracefully and i know that i have a bunch of the same titles back home, i'm not making a fuss. plus tom is one of her favorites.
This works everywhere???
Like many of you I did the "gonna do this for two weeks, get one paycheque, get out" thing
I am 6 foot? wink wink, nudge nudge, say no moreeeeee
you made out with him toooooooooooo?
small world
tina trying to book a show at the silent barn in january
can you set it up with
modest mouse
mika miko
magical flowers
screwdriver
thanks and let me know
my band is called september never dies
You are a far nicer man than I.
Biggest shocker so far: Tina is a man
those emails dont get replys
I always reply bands I,m not into and explain what kinds of bands I usually book. Saves you from dealing with future annoying mails
This is true.
Not necessarily. I find responding to bands opens the lines of communication and therefore they keep trying to contact you, asking questions or looking for help. Usually if I ignore they don't tend to write back. I know it sounds rude but I probably average 10 or more unsolicated emails a day. Sad to say, I generally don't even have time to listen to their songs on myspace. Unless I've heard of them before or they mention that they are friends with someone I know, they generally go straight into the "NO" folder. Sorry bands!
I make it very clear that I,m not interested in booking them and forward contacts to other local bookers that would suit there kind of music better. Works for me every time. I got a standard wording that I send to all of them. I just copy and paste. You just gonna make it 100% clear you dont want em around. You cant close a door and open a window, like we say around here
My experience is that if I dont respond the bands will just continue to mail you. But its possible that the silent treatment works better in the US of A
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