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Re: Forming a Band

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Date Posted: 13:02:12 10/13/03 Mon
In reply to: The Caterer 's message, "Forming a Band" on 13:47:22 01/31/03 Fri

absolutely!
1.) Buy some Papa M and any Aerial M you can find.
2.) Lose the fucking Pink Floyd now.
3.) Stop being such an idiot newbie.
4.) Try writing some original music and stop copying a hack (that would be Corgan).
5.) Lose the completely stupid name for your band. Is that really the best you could do? Jesus.
6.) Isn't this a Papa M board? Shouldn't you be at some lame Corgan/Zwan/Pumpkins board?

>I still haven't heard papa m yet, but THANKS FOR THE
>ADVICE, tweeter! : )
>I've been playing guitar for 2 years now. I can play
>most of pink ffloyds THE WALL (!) and one of the
>Perfect Circle solos. I'm starting to write my own
>songs now. I thought it'd be a neat tribute to Mr.
>CORGAN if i made a band called Billee Korgan. Since
>it's not the way his name is spelled, I figure that
>it'd be legal. My songs sound a little like the
>Pumpkins between 1996 and 1998.
>Any Suggestions?

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