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Halloween, Alaska / All Night the Calls Came In [2011]
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8 comments
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Do you se any “thank you” posts in the comment section?? NO. No one is going to download your dumd-ass vanity press anyway.
I have never heard of you, and never will agian. And I worked in a record store!! You ought to be thankful that someone in this world of infinite bands gives a rat’s ass about you. You ought to be thankful for the free publicity. I was gonna download and give you a chance, bt now the only association in my mind with you is “anal, uncomprehending nag”. Good riddance to “haloween alaska”, may you perish in the total obscurity you now live in.
^this.
whadda idiot!
Yeah bro you need to adjust to the 21st centurrryyyy duhhhh. If you want recognition give your shit away for free. If you’re making music to make money then you’re a fucking idiot.
stuff your law, dumbass. your name is easily forgotten.
Hey James/Jake/Bill/David when I discover music online that I like I purchase vinyl records from that band, I pay to see shows and more importantly I introduce others to that music. I know that largescale music downloading is unsustainable but this is how people find new artists to enjoy in 2011 and the folks at Ambledown (or wherever your management exist) should know that. Yes college radio used to work well to bolster a couple hundred fans at a time, and other musos like myspace but you have to embrace this medium and work with it if reaching a global audience is a goal. The O.C. may have treated you well but that show got cancelled, don’t strive to be a coverband known for complaining on tastemaker websites.