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Originally Posted by headborg
P2P why buy what you can share. I don't know what you're into, but I've been involved in the heavy metal underground for some time, having been involved in multiple bands, and also having co-founded a small label. When you're busting your ass to provide for yourself, and spending what little time of your own to have to make music, knowing you'll never get rich doing it, and having to shell out your own money for studio time, getting demos recorded, promotion, and the like, then you understand the real negative impact this has. Underground music scenes have relied on integrity to stay afloat - dedicated bands who buy music, who buy merchandise, who support their bands. We don't get multimillion dollar contracts up front, and we don't get catered around in limousines. But, it's been worthwhile to play in a little venue, where they may only be say, 40 people, but they've been willing to drive from three or four states away to be there, and they support the bands they love, through and through. So, no, I'm not going to nod my head in agreement here, and I'm not even going to bother to listen to the piss weak excuses which are prevented to justify ripping off bands who've worked hard to get their album produced. And that's simply what it is, like it or don't. |
Originally Posted by JeffTheTerrible
Originally Posted by headborg
P2P why buy what you can share. I don't know what you're into, but I've been involved in the heavy metal underground for some time, having been involved in multiple bands, and also having co-founded a small label. When you're busting your ass to provide for yourself, and spending what little time of your own to have to make music, knowing you'll never get rich doing it, and having to shell out your own money for studio time, getting demos recorded, promotion, and the like, then you understand the real negative impact this has. Underground music scenes have relied on integrity to stay afloat - dedicated bands who buy music, who buy merchandise, who support their bands. We don't get multimillion dollar contracts up front, and we don't get catered around in limousines. But, it's been worthwhile to play in a little venue, where they may only be say, 40 people, but they've been willing to drive from three or four states away to be there, and they support the bands they love, through and through. So, no, I'm not going to nod my head in agreement here, and I'm not even going to bother to listen to the piss weak excuses which are prevented to justify ripping off bands who've worked hard to get their album produced. And that's simply what it is, like it or don't. "good" or no-body is going to share- a no-name band with a crappy song & no talent. Also, when/if you do make it big-- most of the Rich artists agree---- the record labels are going to rip you off a million times as much money as the file sharing public--- they do it-- by lying about how many copies of your material they actually SOLD- production cost-- everything. Live performance(ticket sales), merchandise, endorcements--- those are where the real money is at( and where you can keep a closer eye on the actual REVENUE. But non of this ever happens-- unless you get NOTICED-- that requires EXPOSURE---- people saying--- hey, have you heard THIS! Keep playing your small clubs-- doing your "Battle of the Bands" -- spending hours recording/burning your own "homemade" CD's to hand out- spend your pennies and dimes on Flyer's -- and time Stapling them to every telephone pole in town... and eventually You'll make enough door money to afford 8 hours in a real Studio and can cut a real demo or too-- something mastered with enough quality that the local radio station won't laugh at you for asking them to play it on the air. or you could upload a copy .mp3 quality-- and maybe---- it would spread like wildfire--- and suddenly-- there would be MILLIONS of people--- asking-- who's that? then some suit will see an chance to make some money off YOU--and come seek YOU out------ |
whats the difference between p2p and recording it off the radio like we used to back in the day. wait all day to hear that one song then push down the record button????
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Doing my 2 cents worth to get this thread back on track, I believe "Latter Day Cowboy" by Collin Raye has a nice ring to it.
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Ok, I'm home now- and have just dug around in the shed and found my cassette tapes and blown the dust off--- lets see what we got here:
Teddy Bear- Red Sovine Six Days on the Road- Dave Dudley Girl On the Billboard- Del Reeves Passing Zone Blues- Coleman Wilson Truck Driving Son of Gun- Dave Dudley Convoy- C.W. McCall Give Me Forty Acres to Turn this Rig Around- The Willis Brothers White Knight- T.H. Music Festival Looking at the World Through a Windshield- Dave Dudley Giddyup Go Daddy- Red Sovine Giddyup Go Answer- Minnie Pearl The Gearjammer and the Hobo- Red Sovine Truck Driving Queen- Moore & Napier Endless Black Ribbon- Tony Harris C.B. Savage- Ron Hart Truck Drivin' Man- Jimmy Martin Overloaded Diesel- Jimmy Griggs PinBall Machine- Lonnie Irving Rhantom 309- Red Sovine Truck Driver's Prayer- Red Sovine How Fast Them Trucks Can Go- Claude Gray Widowmaker- Jimmy Martin Little Joe- Red Sovine Freighliner Fever- Red Sovine Honky tonk Toys- """"" Old Pipeliner- """ Pay Load Daddy- """ MR. F.C.C.--""" Sad Violins-"""" Does Steppin Out Mean Daddy Took A Walk-"" 1460 Elder Street--""" Big Ben Dorsey The Third(Trucker with a Butler)-""" Ten Days Out, Two days In-""" Lost highway- Ernest Tubb Truck Driver's Blues- Webb Pierce Highway Man- Texas Troubadors Big Bertha The Truck Driving Queen- Gary Stewart The Road is Closed- Ernest Tubb Footprints on the Windshield- Billy "Crash" Craddock Highway Headin' South( to Dixie)- Osborne Brothers You Wanna Give Me A Lift?-- Asleep at the Wheel Tulsa Time- Don Williams Some roads Have No Ending- Warner Mack The Highway Men |
Give me some good Trucker Songs !
Here is A Couple,
By an artist you probably haven't heard of & Trucking tunes that haven't been posted. {1} Scalemaster Blues By Watermelon Slim {2} Truck Holler # 1 [quote] " I Want To Know God's Thoughts: The Rest Are Details" Albert Einstein 8) :idea: |
theres an old country trucker cd in the KW ill have to get the names of songs and artists off it
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http://www.classadrivers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=33424&am
Here's one for Ya,
I Took Three Bennie's & My Semi Truck Wont Start ! Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen 8) :!: " I Want To Know God's Thoughts, The Rest Are Details" Albert EinsTein 8) :idea: |
Highway Junkie - Gary Allen
Texas bound & Flyin - Jerry Reed Caffein, Nicotine, Benzedrine And Wish Me Luck - Jerry Reed The Legend - Jerry Reed Eastbound & down - Jerry Reed 6 Days on the road - Dave Dudley Freightliner Fever - Dave Dudley There Aint No Easy Runs - Dave Dudley Me and Ole CB - Dave Dudley Two Six Packs Away - Dave Dudley Keep On Truckin - Dave Dudley Give me 40 Acres - Dave Dudley Jacknife - Dave Dudley Rolaids, Doans Pills & Preperation H - Dave Dudley Diesel Smoke & Dangerous Curves - Dave Dudley A Tombstone Every mile - Dave Dudley Awful lot to learn about truck drivin - Dave Dudley I'm a truck - Dave Dudley Anything leavin town today - Dave Dudley The Last Run - Dave Dudley Dont mess with U.S. truckers - Dave Dudley David Allen Coe - The Ride Highway Patrol - The Willis Brothers Truck Drivin son of a gun - Red Sovine Put some drive in your country - Travis Tritt Peterbilt Prison - Tim Wilson (????) I've Been Everywhere - Johnny Cash Highway Man - Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson Gear Jammer - George Thurogood Treetop Flyer - Steven Stills If It's the last thing I do - Montgomery Gentry Ride - Trace Adkins Alot of leaving left to do - Dierks Bentley Much too young to feel this damn old - Garth Brooks Callin Baton Rouge - Garth Brooks Papa loved Mama - Garth Brooks Asphalt Cowboy - Jason Aldean Truck Drivin Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd Texas Women - Hank Williams Jr. Ok, Im done. |
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