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Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 1:27 PM PLEASE READ http://news.dmusic.com/article/8846 Those in charge of the Goucher College debate to be held on December 3rd, 2003, have asked us to secure DMusic artists for performance after the debate. Interested? Help us show the RIAA what music is all about. Let DMusic give your band more exposure to a rapt audience. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer to perform at this momentous occasion, just drop fu-dog a note to discuss the details. COME ON PEOPLE ROAD TRIP
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 1:39 PM 8 hour drive for me, but I'm thinking about road trippin' myself anyone coming with?
tsand19151	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 1:45 PM I could possibly make that trip. I don't think I could perform but I would like to meet some people from around here, you being top on the list.
Elu	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 1:45 PM This sounds excellent...but unfortunately for me the live show thing has been put on hold. I can't seem to find dedicated musicians. Everyone on this end of the world would rather play cover tunes in dive bars than try to do anything of substance.....
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 2:17 PM well I would love to have someone like you tim to back me up on a song maybe I'd hate to have to play solo really.. I don't fancy my independent work all to much but it's all I got to offer at this point..
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 2:32 PM .
ChillinBuzz	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 5:06 PM if i could travel.... apparantly i can play
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 6:13 PM .
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 6:15 PM (Boycott-RIAA.com, Philadelphia, PA) - RIAA's Mitch Glazer to debate the boycott-RIAA.com movement. On December 03, 2003, at 8pm at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland - Mitch Glazer, the Senior Vice President of Government Affairs for the Recording Industry Association of America, will face off against a slew of musical freedom advocates looking to return the music industry to the artists and fans. Larry Feldman of LefLaw.com, a top litigant of class action suits, particularly against the music conglomerates, was personally invited by Goucher University to be a key supporter of musical freedom. "There is a monolith to be dissected," says Larry, "record companies overcharge for the celebrities they create, rather then the musicians that deserve the attention." Larry, boycott-riaa.com, and all others in the musical freedom movement recognize that there is a change underfoot; gouging for music is on the outgo while people's choice is strengthening its flow. The majority of musicians are not signed with the RIAA. They have to find alternative means to gain popularity. This results in musical acts with a diehard fan base. Websites such as DMusic.com and DMusicHost.com provide resources for these independent musical acts to achieve their dreams of self-made notoriety. DMusic.com and a myriad of independent musicians, independent labels, and staunch supporters of the revolution are looking forward to this debate as a yet another opportunity to continue the nationwide campaign. Expect a wild show!
tsand19151	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 8:09 PM Sure, Jennae, I guess I could solo for you. Don't sell yourself short, though. You really got a lot to say musically.
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 8:14 PM that would be awesome to play together though that is.. if I get accepted But I think it would be awesome to jam with a few fellow dmer's tell me that wouldn't rock SOCKS!!
starseven	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 8:21 PM danm... december is to soon for me.... my band will be heading up that way in april though.... i dunno.. maybe if there is anythgin goign on then we coud be apart of it S7
Jennae	Date: November 13, 2003 @ 8:25 PM can't come early??? Road trips can be fun S7
mazarick	Date: November 14, 2003 @ 2:17 PM I mite be game for dis... what time would the playin' start and how long will there be live music? Bring yer own instruments, or will some already be there?
fu-dog	Date: November 14, 2003 @ 6:52 PM If you're interested in playing at the show here's how you go about possibly being selected: Pick the songs that you feel represent you the best as an artist. Put them into a user playlist and send me that link. Goucher will select two or three bands to perform on campus following the discussion. From our Goucher representative, "Performance and panel discussion participation are on a not-for-profit basis. However, artists will most likely be permitted to sell music and/or merchandise at the concert following the panel discussion. Bands would need to bring their own instruments. Details on equipment/techs will be solidified by Monday..." These things being said, get your play lists to me by Monday, November 17th. You'll find this information cross-posted on the news article comments as well. http://news.dmusic.com/article/8846 Please conduct any further discussion relating to the trip in THIS forum thread, and not in the article comments so as to keep some cohesion for those just coming into the know. Thanks.
MEMROX	Date: November 15, 2003 @ 11:30 AM sounds great........but traveling from holland to us?!?!??!ahummmmmm
Jennae	Date: November 15, 2003 @ 2:32 PM oh come on it's not that far... ya gonna let a small thing like an ocean stop ya ???
MEMROX	Date: November 16, 2003 @ 5:18 AM LOL....soon i'll be back in the us so.............
fu-dog	Date: November 16, 2003 @ 8:13 PM .bump. Send me a playlist if you're interested in playing. Tomorrow night's the deadline for submission. We've only got four official submissions thusfar. Come on DM'ers - represent!

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