Posted: 09/08/2007 - 9:23
"Walk this Way!!"agent4125 wrote:I once delivered athlete's foot creme to the bassist of Aerosmith, who were staying at the hotel I used to work at.
Commodore Remix
Hey, coincidence
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Posted: 09/08/2007 - 11:26
Ooh, ooh, ooh - I have something!
I did work experience at a record shop when I was about 15, and played my demo tape (made on Amiga Octamed and and Yamaha SY22), to one of the A&R men that used to pop in (usually to 'fix' the Gallup machine/charts by giving away freebies of the latest Kylie single, which would then be sold at a silly price and promptly get to number 1).
Anyway, after saying some less than enthusiastic crap like "Yeah, it's really good [yawn]...", he went on to remix a Suzanne Vega record called 'Tom's Diner' (under the name of D.N.A.), which was a bit of a hit as I recall...
Oh, and Maff Evans reviewed my demo tape in Future Music back in 1993.
Oh, and David Ike came to my school and signed my autograph book (when he was still a goalie for Hereford United)...
I did work experience at a record shop when I was about 15, and played my demo tape (made on Amiga Octamed and and Yamaha SY22), to one of the A&R men that used to pop in (usually to 'fix' the Gallup machine/charts by giving away freebies of the latest Kylie single, which would then be sold at a silly price and promptly get to number 1).
Anyway, after saying some less than enthusiastic crap like "Yeah, it's really good [yawn]...", he went on to remix a Suzanne Vega record called 'Tom's Diner' (under the name of D.N.A.), which was a bit of a hit as I recall...
Oh, and Maff Evans reviewed my demo tape in Future Music back in 1993.
Oh, and David Ike came to my school and signed my autograph book (when he was still a goalie for Hereford United)...
Posted: 10/08/2007 - 15:54
Art of Noise is quite cool. Remember Max Headroom and Paranoimia.