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Status: Single
City: OUTER SPACE
State: California
Country: US
Signup Date: 8/16/2007

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Monday, August 25, 2008 

Current mood:  pissed off
FUCK MY LIFE, THE MOVIE

EXT. Venice Beach, middle of the fuckin day. Jordan and Matthew are chillin' on the bleachers, our new album on display, with an iPod ready to "try it before you buy it."

RANDOM VENICE BEACH HIPPIE DUDE (RVBHD)
Can I have a cigarette, dude?
ME
Yeah, sure man. Wanna have a listen to our album while you smoke that?
RVBHD
For sure, pump that shit up.

RVBHD puts iPod earphones in as I play him "Seek + Hide"

RVBHD
This intro is trippy, man. You ever heard of Magic Box?
MATT
(begrudgingly) Yes.
JORDAN
(whispers to MATT) Dude, really?
MATT
No, I just don't want him to go off on a tangent.

Some time elapses. It's actually a pretty boring movie in that sense.

JORDAN
So what do you think man? It's only 7 bucks.
RVBHD
Dude, I mean, this is badass, but I'll download your shit on Limewire once you guys get big!

FIN.

OK that movie sucked but that movie is my fucking LIFE. I think music consumers have been SPOILED by bands like Radiohead. I mean, I love Radiohead, and I think for them it made sense to offer the pay-what-you-want album deal, but it's started to trickle down to up-and-coming artists who literally NEED to sell their albums just to make back what it cost to produce, record, package, press it you name it MAKING MUSIC ISN'T FREE. I suppouse we could have recorded the whole thing in my garage, spent days of manual labor creating our own packaging out of card stock only to give them away to people who might just throw it away anyway. BUT IT WOULD HAVE SOUNDED LIKE SHIT. It would have looked like shit. It wouldn't have been something you would have wanted.

I understand, the economy is shit right now and people have less and less discretionary income. But you still go to the movies, don't you? I'd like to think people would be more willing to support local, independent music than major Hollywood conglomerates hell-bent on releasing "Legally Blonde 6: Just Put it in my Butt Already" and "Movie Movie" (a spoof on Scary Movie kind of movies), endlessly recycling their own bloated garbage.

So to conclude, please buy the album. Just call me to meet up, or if you're shy just buy it on iTunes. Shit's good. I know it is because you told me so. You just probably haven't bought it. Because you're saving up for a better computer so you can download Fall Out Boy faster.

P.S. If more of you buy the album I will release a free digital only single with new material on it as my token of gratitude.
[Salty Leaves]

 
jraddddaan! LMAO @ "movie movie" I just saw a spider on my pillow, and it was running and i hadda catch it, but there wasn't anything around except a t-shirt of mine, so I caught it in the shirt, but then didn't know what to do, so i threw the shirt away:( Also, come visit me in Northridge, and I'll purchase your album.

 
Posted by [Salty Leaves] on Monday, August 25, 2008 - 8:01 AM
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No Jet Left

 
sad face about your shirt

but you know you wanna come to culver city. don't you come down here from time to time anyway?

all the money i would make by sellin you the album? drained by the gas pump.
 
Posted by No Jet Left on Wednesday, August 27, 2008 - 1:48 AM
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Not really. I haven't been to culver city in so long... Besides, if i went to cc, it'd be like spending double the monies. if you come, we'll be dead evennn. ha.

 
Posted by [Salty Leaves] on Saturday, August 30, 2008 - 2:51 AM
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No Jet Left

 
lol you got a point there
 
Posted by No Jet Left on Monday, September 01, 2008 - 1:22 AM
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