Jesse Screed

Flood the zone with Love.mp3 lots of sibilance and proximity mostly work in splat now but that is that Lyrics BELOW Got to learn Got to flood the zone with love Flood the zone with love take the chance of the unknown and flood the zone with love do do doot do do do dooot do do do doot do do do dooot do do do doot do do do dooot do flood the zone with love that’s what you must do nuh dee bawdy say ba day de didu ba do dee dit to dah dee dee deee there’s only one soul there’s only one space put in it’s place send your love to the zone flood the lone to the zone flun do the wallop dmr fkhn ght hijklop viiiib eeeee eeee awww!

Sie tätigen den Anruf Bei Standardtemperatur und -druck würde eine Tonne Kohlendioxid (CO₂) eine Kiste von 26 Fuß mal 26 Fuß x 26 Fuß füllen Durch die Verbrennung fossiler Brennstoffe werden jedes Jahr etwa 35 Milliarden Tonnen CO2 freigesetzt Das entspricht 35 Milliarden 26-Fuß-Würfeln, die jedes Jahr ausgestoßen werden Mathe ist schwer

I just realized my Chlorpromazine is by subscription, damn.

I leased the SONAR app when it was on sale for $104. I remember Noel saying that "it doesn't get an cheaper than that," so I took that as a hint. I too prefer a perpetual license. I've been using sonar since before dinosaurs walked the earth. I leased the new program for two reasons, one to show a little love to Bandlab for keeping cakewalk going for all these years, and because I wanted to try the new app out. The Bandlab social site does have a learning curve. I am still in the process of getting the ins and outs. It is also a lot of work if you want to see any movement on the site. It encourages participation, but there is a lot of "noise" as in artists that might only have one song posted. I am not sure I see a lot of value in the bandlab social site for me. I have no illusions that my expressions will propel me to stardom or even generate any new "followers." The only "artists" that are following me are the ones that I followed first, except for mr t, tom deering.? Even if you follow someone it doesn't mean they will listen to your efforts. I can say this, there is a LOT of good music to be had there if you take the time to listen. I can easily learn a new DAW if I choose, and I don't really ever collaborate with anyone so no real need for compatibility though Bapu has outlined ways it can be done. I'm that guy that has thousands of projects, but I mix them all down within a day of recording them, and if cakewalk goes poof or I don't want to continue to lease SONAR, I won't cry any tears or bellow any epithets. I do like the new SONAR, but certainly prefer to buy it at my pace and budget. So time will tell for me, I still have 9 months on the lease, but I will let bandlab know my preference, without getting in to all the chin wagging that goes on in various dramatic posts, or did I just do that?

I miss my roland juno 60 more than I miss my first car. I hate hate.

yes, but it does not come without it's dangers re 1968 and 1980

He wrote some serious music too. He also played with George Harrison. Here is one of his songs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinky_Friedman

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well, it was a compliment think about driving down the highway in your car. trees, signs, other cars, same old same old for miles and miles think about listening to mainstream radio, the same beats, the same autotune, the same old same old song after song now think about driving down the highway in your car, and all of a sudden you see a massive 5 car pile up and you're like "what the he77 was that!" now think about listening to mainstream radio and a song like this comes on and you're like "what the he77 was that!" it means your different, you stand out, your unique, never the same old same old song after song mile after mile

Does it sound like you on guitar? No Does it sound like a guitar? Yes and no Does it sound like Jan Hammer? Yes

ok ima tell you what it is get a projector put it in the opposite corner of the space project it onto the wall, any content you wish, wha evah take down that map paint your facial hair with neon paint, shine a black light directly above your head and turn some circles put a strobe on a rate curve and you will have a hit cause otherwise it is only a jam, but no0t a live jam

to me this doesn't remind me of the 80's or 90"s it mostly reminds me of the 2034. trust me been there for sure, I have