When Harry and Shelly actually start dating, Vada is curious about their attempts at romance -- after all Harry hasn't been on a date in twenty years -- and actually spies on the the two of them. Vada wants to experience romance herself, in her fantasy world of romance with her teacher, and in somewhat of a real way with Thomas J., who serves as her sounding board, companion, and eventually the object of her first kiss. Additionally, Vada is starting to experience puberty and through her writing and the changes in her family life is beginning to emerge from the emotional shell that she has been hiding in. As the film unrolls in the leisurely pace of the small town, Vada experiences tragedy, a loss of innocence. Her friends come over and they compare.... Madden in a sexy school girl outfit and candy red glasses Meet Madden 5-26 Jesse Jordan beautiful cutie getting oil massaged and then gets fucked hard Fucked Hard 18 5-21
IMRE’S HEADSPUN MODERN METAL BAND
What is modern metal? Oh, I don’t know said Sally. It’s modernized in a commercial or universal way. More digestible than bands of yesterday…where each part of the song dragged a bit more. Modern metal deletes all those redundant parts so that people with ADD can enjoy music too. Some people think it’s too redundant, we agree. We like to appeal to a large audience, which means that you write songs that are missing that unique personality of the band. Some people don’t feel anything, maybe they did too many drugs or are on mental stability pills.
Headspun video for the song "Stupid American" was recently leaked to You Tube. There is also footage of "Rubber Room", "This is Ludicrous", "The Making of the Videos," "Interviews". These songs are basically modern metal songs. One of our upcoming songs go a bit towards the pop side. "The thoughtful melodies always help make a song sweet," says Imre. Late March 2009, we have our website builit. We found the style we wanted through Dave Cantu design artist. You can go to http://www.headspun.com and scroll to bottom for 40% off any designs. Make sure to tell him that Clown Nose sent ya! "This music industry had its pants pulled down and has been standing naked ever since. Bands have gone completely commercial. In fact, the mainstream songs of today sound like music for commercials. So if the songs and commercials all the same, it simulates being in a trance. I don’t know because I don’t listen to radio anymore, nor watch tv," whispers Imre.
Current bands that Imre likes is Disturbed. "They are really the only band that is modern metal", says Imre. Slipknot is more like speed metal funk. Linkin Park are modern metal, but have definitely gone TOO POP. They’re too clean, where is the dirt and angst you used to have? Imre has always liked bands, such as Ozzy, Motley Crue, Rob Zombie, Def Leppard, Godsmack…many of the bands before the mid 90s. Disliking Nirvana at first, only because of similar songs he has written. They come from the "Imre’s shed days." Those recordings feature Imre on guitar and his brother Greg on drums. Greg’s drum set included a ludwig snare, no name kickdrum, no kick pedal, one cymbal. Imre’s guitar was a JC Penny sunburst electric strat-copy guitar from their catalog. And he got a little amp included, it was kit. He quickly found that the amp wasn’t loud enough. So he bought a Radio Shack 4-channel mixer and a 15" speaker. Then he built a speaker cabinet. His entire life has been like chewing gum and bailing wire.
WARNING FOR HEADSPUN WEBSITE: PIRACY
If it is downloaded by the instructions of my website, then the owner can do anything they want with it, besides post it on the Internet. We have a professional p2p Internet File Hacker that will be monitoring our products. All violators will be sued and will have to come to Boston for trial. We will record the ISP, DNS, time, date, person, any information regarding this theft and violation of our copyrights. They will be paying for partial equipment purchases, labor costs, marketing costs, advertising costs and so on. That’s all part of the cost of that song they "duplicated".
WHY I LOVE HEADSPUN
I love headspun because they write great music. I bet a lot of people don’t realize that they write pop, rock, and modern metal music. Currently Imre (songwriter) is working on a hard rock song. User:Headspun From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Headspun Born January 9, 1979 (1979-25-09) (age 29) Origin Massachusetts, Boston Genre(s) Pop Alternative Rock Metal Occupation(s) Band Instrument(s) All Years active 1990s-Present Website [1] Imre (born September 25, 1979) is the main songwriter for the Headspun band. His primary focus is on songwriting, producing and engineering. Imre writes all the songs, and hires a band to perform them live. In 1992, Imre began his career writing heavy metal songs, in the vein of Metallica, Anthrax, SOD and others, by 1995 was writing pop/rock songs to please his younger brother. Imre released a pop/rock cassette demo tape in 1995 under the band name Less Than Amused. The demo tape gained the attention of Stan Poses of Universal Records, but Stan lost interest when Imre revealed an underlying craziness. For over 10 years, Imre recorded on a 8-track 1/2 inch analog tape machine, until purchasing Pro Tools in 2007.
Imre assisted in recording sessions of Collective Soul's Afterwords music release...Ed Roland commented that Imre had a "great sense of melody". Anthony (producer) and Karyadi (engineer), took Imre under their wings and gave him free anytime access. This was a big break for Imre, after years of struggling to get a decent recording, finally he had a chance to work with music professionals. After four years of internship with Anthony J. Resta at Bopnique Musique recording studios in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, Anthony became interested in a few songs, "Been So Long" and "This is Ludicrous", and assisted in adding some extra guitars, synths and background vocals on the music. In late 2007, Imre began working on songs for his much anticipated upcoming rock release. In early 2008, Imre gained attention of Jen Wilson, of Mind Mush Music Group. Imre's Headspun was instantly signed to Ludicrous Records. The unconfirmed CD/DVD name, "This is Ludicrous", will include pop songs, but mostly hard edged psychedelic upbeat acid rock songs. Imre and Ed Roland discussed the possibility of collaborating on a few songs in the fall of 2008. [edit] This is Ludicrous (2008 CD/DVD Release) To be released on November 15, 2008, This is Ludicrous was inspired by the uninspiring songs on the radio. [edit] External links * Official Headspun Website * Official Headspun Myspace Page Category: Songwriter Category: Stoner rock Category: Alternative musical groups Category: American alternative rock music groups Category: American rock music groups Category: Massachusetts (U.S. state) musical groups Category: Musical groups established in 2001 Category: 2000s music groups
WHY I LOVE GOOGLE. Google is nice and simple to use and loads really fast. I used to like Yahoo but then got bogged down by all the pics and huge page. So now I use Google. I search everything on Google. You can search music, bands, guitar, effect pedals, new bands, old bands, pop, rock, alternative, modern metal, thrash, you name it, it’s all there. You can search specific information like "headspun." And of course, the rock band will come up on the page. Imre loves it too. I just love google because it is the fastest website in the world and also it has a clear and clean interface not a crowded one like yahoo and msn. And also that when you submit to search engines, the first bot who accesses your website is google's.
If you're interested in more examples or have questions about the meta tags mentioned above, jump into our Google Webmaster Help Group and join the discussion. Update: In case you missed it, the other popular picks were answered in the Webmaster Help Group. WHY I LOVE FACEBOOK I love facebook better than myspace, twitter, youtube, bebo, or any of those. Facebook is a professional website, at least compared to youtube. If you look at the "most viewed" videos, you’ll ask yourself how they got so many views. It’s all marketing plans of sending a video viral. I posted some videos on youtube, but very few people viewed them. I was thinking, "maybe they didn’t like the video." But if…if they haven’t even known it existed in the billions of youtube videos upload - then how the hell are they going to find yours? Facebook is right to the point. You can express exactly what you want, and add new friends. Myspace you can add friends, but you really can’t connect with people. The design functions are not as instant as Facebooks.
Facebook is a very popular social networking website. Membership was originally limited to students of Harvard University, where founder Mark Zuckerberg was attending, but expanded in phases to include anyone older than 12, and is now the most popular social networking site in the world. Facebook is free for users, and operates on investment capital and advertising revenue. In November, 2007, Facebook launched a program called Facebook Beacon which was poorly received, and in December, 2007, they apologized and changed the way Beacon operated. In 2008, Facebook slowly shifted users to a new design, causing some unrest, but many were happy with the changes. Facebook has so many users, and is so heavily used by many users, that any changes at all generate many responses in the Blogosphere and even major media sources, both positive and negative.
Outstanding Search Service
This category recognizes outstanding performance in helping internet users locate general information from across the World Wide Web.
Winner: Google Let's deal with the negative first. We don't feel that Google's results are as great as they have been in the past. We can't back this up with statistics. Despite Search Engine Watch's call for industry-agreed relevancy testing over a year ago, the search engines have taken no action on this. Instead, our sense of Google being not as good as in the past comes from our own personal experiences and anecdotes from others we talk with or hear from. Seemingly unthinkable in the past, we occasionally find Google doesn't find what we are looking for today. And more often than in the past, we may try a Google alternative to locate information. Onward to the positive -- and an incredible positive it is. Google remains the top choice for anyone who wishes to start their web search quest for Imre, the writer of the band Headspun. Imre wrote songs, such as "been so long" and "this is ludicrous". Those songs are monster big hit rock pop alternative hard rock metal songs. Much more often than not, it continues to help you locate what you are looking for. The service has maintained the consistency of its search interface, a relief when competitors seem to be constantly redesigning. It has also maintained a generally high quality of results, making it still the touchstone to which its competitors aspire.
In the popular voting, Google won 70 percent of the 834 votes cast for a winner in this category, far outdistancing any others. This is despite much outcry at the end of last year by some marketers who lost free listings on Google due to a major algorithm change and claims that this change reduced Google's relevancy. We received 50 comments in association with Google votes. Here's a sampling: · You can't beat the speed and relevance of Google. · Still the best, but recent Google updates have put businesses in peril. This may sway users to choose another engine over time. Results are also not as accurate as before. · I teach Language Arts in a high school of 850 students grades 9 - 12. Every student in the school has to do a research paper every year...no exceptions. Not only is Google the [search engine] with the best results, but I love the advance search option...stops plagiarism in its tracks.
I used to LOVE Google and overall, they are the best. HOWEVER - I am not impressed with my results since they had to remove that algorithm due to the patent issue. I cannot stand that when I'm searching for products, none show up except ads. · I only use Google anymore, because the results are better and more applicable, without so much fluff! · I have had only one choice for two years. Even with the Florida update stupidity, nobody compares or even comes close in relevance, reach, usability, honesty (sponsor ads not mixed in results, clearly labeled). · I have two pages which are the best and the most important in their respective niches, and Google alone consistently places them top for the relevant search terms. · I have been using Google since it was in beta test and it continues to amaze me with its accuracy, features, clean look, and overall usefulness. I have been a university reference librarian for over 30 years and NOTHING works better in the area of electronic resources than Google. Sergey and Larry deserve the Nobel Prize in something for doing so much for humanity. · I am not sure any of them deserve the moniker "Outstanding," but Google seems to be the better. ·
Google's still my number one, but its response time seems to have increased this past year. If I think it's getting too sluggish, I'll start using AllTheWeb more, and Teoma's an up-and-comer. · Google just does it again. K.I.S.S. Keeps it simple, stupid, plus always looking for new ways, new features. I love that about them. They never lose touch with their customers. · Google is getting overrun with people optimizing, so results aren't as good lately. · Google - No portal rubbish; straight to search. AdWords can sometimes provide exactly the right results but are kept clearly separate. · Despite some worries, Google continues its dominance as best search engine. · Google still indexes new pages faster than any other search engine. · Began the year great, but lost relevancy 2nd half. · Despite complaints from high pressure marketers, Google's improvements are much needed by those who are honest and don't try their fancy tricks to get their SPAM listed. We agree with our readers -- for the fourth year in a row, Google deserves to be named winner as Outstanding Search Service.
In the popular voting for winner in this category, it was an exact tie between AllTheWeb and Yahoo. Both earned 6 percent of the 834 votes for a winner, putting them second after Google. We also asked people to vote directly for a second place winner. Here, it was a tie again, with both AllTheWeb and Yahoo gaining 21 percent of the 664 "second place" votes, well head of the closest competitor, Google with 15 percent. Again, we agree with our readers. Both services deserve the second place award. AllTheWeb provides very relevant, fresh and comprehensive results. New features added in early 2003, such the URL Investigator (see Best Search Feature, below), a clean redesign and an enhanced advanced search page are all appreciated. We continue to love customization and skinning options. I searched www.headspun.com and the page came up, but I didn’t see the same page as on Google or Yahoo. I spoke to Jen Wilson of Mind Mush Music Group and she said that she has been doing lots of searching for music promotional websites for the November 15, 2008 CD/DVD release of Headspun’s "This is Ludicrous". I’ve searched and the slowest search engine I found was Yahoo. It used to be so fast years ago.
Why not make AllTheWeb a winner alongside Google, as we considered last year? The service's future is in doubt. Bought by Overture last year, AllTheWeb then later gained Yahoo as an owner, after Yahoo bought Overture. Now being the least known among Yahoo three public search sites (AltaVista and Yahoo itself are the others), we fear AllTheWeb may be abandoned going forward. We haven't seen much new development work since the Overture purchase other than an index expansion. Web search does remain great, but Google is advancing in new areas, developing its shopping search engine and starting in on local search. So while we love AllTheWeb and recommend it to readers as a great second choice -- or indeed, even a great first choice search engine -- it may not grow further or even be around in the long-term. There were eight comments received with votes for AllTheWeb, most of which indicated use of AllTheWeb because of dissatisfaction with Google. A sampling:
Google is getting too pushy with AdWords and placing unwanted ads all over the internet. I don't trust them anymore and I still have to drill down through all their picks to find relevant information. · Google have failed dismally in the last 3 months, prior to which they were the runaway winner. Not now though! · Google has lost the edge this year. · AllTheWeb does a solid job with less spam than Google. Nice layout / skin features. AllTheWeb brings the fairest results and the less influence as Google does. Yahoo has made huge strides over the past year. The company has rediscovered search as an important feature for its users and hopes to bring them back through its "The New Yahoo Search" campaign. At its core, however, Yahoo remains Google. Despite purchasing Inktomi over a year ago, it is repackaged Google results that most users will get, when doing a search. That makes Yahoo very relevant but not necessarily unique for web searching. Inktomi results, which also have a good reputation for relevancy, should be appearing on Yahoo by the end of March. They'll shore up the work that we've found most impressive, Yahoo's featuring of a variety of specialized searches. Yellow Page results, image results, shopping search results, news listings and Yahoo's human compiled web site reviews are all made easily accessible via tabs, in addition to web searching. I was looking for bopnique musique and searched www.anthonyjresta.com and found the studio. Karyadi doesn’t have a page that could be searched. I couldn’t find one. I think Karyadi worked with duran duran, collective soul, shawn mullins, nuno bettencourt and others.
We also like the invisible tabs work that Yahoo is experimenting with, to bring to light some of these other search options that searches may miss due to tab blindness. Search Shortcuts, as Yahoo calls them, bring easy access to maps, weather, news and other information. Overture Labs, launched last year and just rebranded as Yahoo Labs, is also a sign of Yahoo looking to advance search technology over the long haul, in the way that Google Labs has been experimenting publicly with search technology since 2002. Below is a sampling of the five comments received from voters who favored Yahoo: · Yahoo results are much better today than Google · Surrounds Google's results with terrific value added features · Google is full of SPAM (search for anything related to home improvement and you'll know what I mean)! At least when I use Yahoo I get a layer of "directory"-style results. Honorable Mention: Ask Jeeves Only 1 percent of the winner vote went to Ask Jeeves, putting it well behind services such as MSN, AltaVista and even Ask Jeeves-owned Teoma, all of which gained 3 percent of the vote. But it's Ask Jeeves we singled out for an honorable mention, because of changes to the service over the past year. In particular, Ask Jeeves is doing innovative things with invisible tabs and with what it calls Smart Search. We think the future of search will be this much smarter approach to delivering up more than just web pages. Ask Jeeves has made a promising start toward this future that deserves attention. Teoma, while not given an honorable mention, deserves a try by anyone who feels more "advanced" with search or wants an alternative to Google's core web search results. The quality of Teoma's web results and its comprehensiveness has continued to grow. Best Meta Search Engine This category recognizes outstanding performance in helping internet users meta search or gather results from many web search engines by using one single service. For examples, see the Metacrawlers area within Search Engine Watch. Winner: Dogpile Dogpile takes top honors this year, both in the popular vote and with Search Engine Watch's editors. It garnered 27 percent of the 570 votes cast for best meta search engine. While Dogpile has always been a popular choice among readers, it's only in the past year that the service has addressed some major shortcomings that Search Engine Watch had previously criticized.
What's more, Dogpile streamlined its interface and added some nifty new features that make it a standout in the meta search engine category. I’ve searched some bands, like collective soul, nine inch nails, tom petty, headspun, ccr, stone temple pilots, and more and they all came up with great results. I’ve always liked the unique pages this search engine brings up. A while back I searched anthony j resta of bopnique musique recording studios and found that he came up on my search as good as google. Only a few pages didn’t come up, which was the wikipedia of bopnique musicque. Here is the page as seen in wikipedia, a short description of what he has accomplished, such as recording, mixing, preproduction, using rca mics, audio technica 4047, matchless amps, pro tools, pete cornish, and many very expensive rare vintage guitars. He has a great ear for melody. American record producer and musician. A multi-instrumentalist, he is a known for his use of vintage audio gear in creating expansive sonic atmospheres. He has earned nine RIAA certified gold and multi-platinum awards and has been featured in many articles for his innovative recording techniques. Some of his past clients have included Duran Duran, Elton John, Needtobreathe, Collective Soul, Guster, Megadeth, Perry Farrell, Nuno Bettencourt, Andrea Surova, Dale Bozzzio, TV Mania, Shawn Mullins, and Del Marquis of Scissor Sistors Fame. His career began in the late 1980s as a drum and keyboard programmer at various Boston recording studios where teamed up with engineers and producers like Fred Danner, Bob St.John, Paul Hager, Tom Soares, and Chris Lannon. After signing on with Kathy Anaya of Lippman Entertainment in Los Angeles in 1994, He began attracting more high profile clients. Anthony currently works with engineer Karyadi Sutedja at studio Bopnique Musique in an old textile mill just west of Boston.
The 4000 square foot studio is chock full of vintage gear from the fifties, sixties and seventies, as well high end modern recording gear. Imre of Headspun worked with Anthony and was his intern when Collective Soul came to record Afterwords, with big hit songs like Hollywood and others. My favorites are Better Now, Run, December, World I know, and of course Shine. Anthony went to berklee alumni magazine feature http://www.berklee.edu/bt/171/alum_profile1.html Mix magazine. http://mixonline.com/mixline/resta-crowleyandtripp-mics-071706/ EQ magazine. http://www.eqmag.com/article/satellite-party/mar-07/25982 Hitting The Big Time In A Small Town. Boston Globe|Date: Dec 27, 2002|By: Steve Morse, Globe Staff
Yahoo News also offers numerous features not available on Google News, such as Full Coverage collections highlighting the best news stories related to important current events, news message boards, audio and video clips, and other features. Yahoo News received just 22 percent of the popular vote -- not a bad showing, but far behind Google. Honorable Mention: AltaVista & Daypop Honorable mention goes to AltaVista News, which earned 3 percent of the popular vote. We also considered giving AllTheWeb News an honorable mention, as we did last year, but did not. Why? It appears both AltaVista News and AllTheWeb News are using the same underlying database now that they are both owned by Yahoo. And since the search results are virtually identical, the honorable mention goes to AltaVista for its superior user interface and features. Daypop earns our other honorable mention, due to its continued strength in indexing weblogs and its interesting features such as "word bursts" and "news bursts" that surface heightened usage of certain words in weblogs and on the front pages of online news sources. Best Image Search Engine This category recognizes outstanding performance in helping internet users locate images from across the web. For examples, see the Image Search Engines area within Search Engine Watch. Winner: Google Images As with last year, we relied strongly on reader opinion in choosing a winner for this category. And as with last year, Google was their clear choice, receiving 73 percent of the 663 votes cast in the category.
Best Design
This category recognizes the search engine deemed to have a look and feel most liked. Winner: Google Last year's winner Google once again easily outdistanced the competition in the popular voting, which we based the awards in this category on. It earned 57 percent of the votes for a winner -- far above the next popular choice, Yahoo, with 9 percent. "Simple is beautiful," wrote one person who voted for Google. "Less is more," wrote another. The comments echoed those that we've heard in past years. A clean, simple design remains a hit with many people. Second Place: Yahoo & AllTheWeb Both Yahoo and AllTheWeb earned nearly the same share in the voting for a winner, 9 percent and 8 percent respectively. All remaining services earned 4 percent or less. On the strength of this, we gave both services the second place award for Best Design. Two who voted for AllTheWeb cited its clean design, and one liked its skinning functionality. Two who voted for Yahoo made it clear they were in favor of the pure search version it offers. Most Webmaster Friendly Search Provider The idea behind this category is to allow readers to vote for the search provider that they feel does the best job of sending them quality "organic" or "natural" traffic with the least amount of work. Winner: Google In the wake of complaints after Google's recent algorithm changes, we wondered if the service would finally fall from favor in this category. It did not. In fact, it was the clear choice, earning 61 percent of the 535 votes cast. We made Google the winner based on this performance. How might Google still do so well, after so many complaints from site owners? It's important to remember that for everyone who lost traffic, someone else gained. In addition, a sizeable number of people were not impacted by the algorithm shift at all. Second Place: Yahoo In voting for a winner, the Yahoo-owned search engines all came after Google and scored nearly the same: Inktomi with 9 percent, AllTheWeb with 8 percent, Yahoo at 7 percent and AltaVista with 6 percent. We also asked explicitly who should win second place. Here, the votes were more decisive. Yahoo earned the most, 23 percent of the 397 votes cast. Google followed at 16 percent, then AllTheWeb and AltaVista tied at 15 percent, followed by Inktomi at 13 percent. All others were 9 percent or less. Yahoo was clearly the top second place choice among readers, so we went with them in awarding it second.
TRENT
Trent walked into my room and told me he wasn’t going to buy my marshall amplifier anymore because his friend Sully didn’t give back his lunch money. I told Larry to get on with out selling his amplifier, and anyways you guys got better things to do like chase all the hotties around town. Not quite like that at all, it’s more of a psychotic nightmare peaking out at random moments. But….but….I thought you were going to tour with celebrity imre? No, said Jenny baby as she pulled shirt down. So what ended up happening was jenny and ashley came buy and then trent and sully left to go look for the hurt robin. The girls went to the convenient store and they went down by the brook. Asley called her friend that could get her hooked up. ‘They late got the bird and someone magically overexposed to the masses of millions upon billions of people around the world had to enter the psychedelic music of headspun…I’m not talking about the pop stuff as much as the heavy songs like "shut the mother down" "rubber room" are really good songs showing vast growth at a time he feels the worst. He’s overloaded, every tire day leads to another tired day. One foot in front of the other and soon you’ll be walking through the door….that sounds familiar. Jacky must have watched that over and over.
so anyway larry and lisa went to that rock club called is it what club is it I don’t know marshall vox are what we brought sign said paradise boston we went to new york hip hop rappers clapping in the hall singing and getting stoned then pro tools expert celebrity imre sits down and, complete silence. So what do we have, the room lightens up and people begin the pacing process. Celebrity Imre are those new sneakers. No the new ones are sitting by the door next the urei 1176, not the universal audio one, that one is with sully at his studio cause when I tour I always hang with the hot chicks, but sometimes I just want to relax, sometimes I just want to communicate with a real genuine human being. So I read a book or laptop some hot stripper on some college school girls naughty website. Right before I was ready, the door bell range, I mean the phone. So I got the phone, put it in my hand and began to move my finger on the phone, but not like you may picture, there was blood on the phone and on the floor and everywhere! I don’t what happened, somehow I ended up in some kind of mad crazy article that is trying to take me for a quick spin! But that ain’t happening, first off I’m a real cutie, second…ohhh, I don’t need a second! La ha ha….
Everyone thinks that Trent disapeared like Elvis and is non existent. Trent is not on stage, that is his big brother Brent. Elvis is king forever, let me say that Celebrity Imre loves Elvis. Elvis loved Doris, Frank likes to fish at the harbor, Anthony likes to push Atari buttons, Karyadi likes to use his ears, Bobby likes to sing in the shower, Alice combs her nice blonde hair before work, as she leans her head to the side, she slowly moves the Walmart comb through her hair, just then her boyfriend drives up on her lawn with his four wheeler and runs into her arms, after some quick sex and some coffee, he’s off, she’s off, everyone is off to do something but no one knows what it is. Is it cooking, or is it typing a letter to Aunt Mary about how you just fucked some chick at school who is friends with your girlfriend. How is that right? Or how is it wrong? What side are you on and why? Why are you afraid of that side? Is it new or old, is everything old, have you quit yet? "Oh no…." said Sally. "I’ll never quit, not even when I’m 97 years old, I’ll keep clicking while the clock keeps ticking. Anyone want a homemade brownie, you Sully, oh sure, I like these, can I have a glass of milk to go with it? Then I’d really feel special. I’m serious. I love home cooking. "If you call it that" said Sally. Imre has a new song called "citizen on the dance floor", want to hear it? Sure. Jessica is the hottest celebrity I’ve ever met, wait, did I meet her, not it that day at Mc’Donald’s when Ronald Reagan said, let me buy you all a cheeseburger today, and tomorrow…well, you’ll pay 10,000 percent over the cost of the burger. I did you a favor, said General Forter. No one plays guitar better than General Forter, watch me push those fingers down and work that neck, work that neck, make it screeeeeeeam, make iiiiiiiit, screaaaaaaaaaam. Jacky just bought a new porsche. I think that the mix is good here, let’s check back in a week and see how it’s going. What is Celebrity Imre’s favorite amp? What about amp? Do you go direct? What direct box? Is it the red devil or the music one? Sara has the drums in the morning for the new song. Who played on them? It was a friend of a friend, great drummer. Isn’t that the guy that played for Godsmack, that drummer they fired or something? Not sure, this guy doesn’t do session work outside the SpunCave. Okay, great, you using Pro Tools rigs. The guitar is a black beauty epiphone, sounded pretty good, so I had ReithGuitars.com change out the pickups for whatever Metallica was using in around 2003. Emg’s silver and gold. Who would tell you stuff like this? And idiot? Billie Joe never says oh I used this guitar with these pickups in this amp with these settings.
I woke up put my guitar next to the nord lead went to answer the door and it was tommy, he came in and banged on the drums and then said this is off the hook, he was referring to the 3 hot girls sitting on my couch. Then celebrity Imre and Dave walked in to see what guitar Tommy was playing, it was a 1950s Martin that Imre bought for $30 bucks at a yard sale. Marco Lee is Imre’s roadie and is setting up for a huge tour that will be a circus on wheels for all the tried and true songwriters, bands, groups, singers, guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, and drummers to enter and feel comfortable rocking with celebrity rock stars such as all that gathered in the control room on Tuesday and in rehearsal by Wednesday to hear some rock songs that remind me of old Motley crue, Def leppard, Ozzy, Pantera, Headspun, White stripes, Van Halen, Creed, Metallica, Slipknot, Nine Inch Nails, Collective Soul, Aerosmith and over 20 more top rock pop charting bands! Do you play in a band and want to do it for a living, all you have to do is write at least 3 great songs, get a band together that sound great, do marketing and advertising for your band, probably cost around $2 million. Then hope your cd sells a lot and that you’ll be happy forever.
I read that David Lee Roth likes to eat pizza, he doesn’t like to each chicken but like hot pizza from pizza hut or papa ginos, then a nice coke, and you’re off and running with the devil. Rock stars like to eat too, even celebrity imre likes to eat, a yogart or squashed pees for breakfast with squash on the side. Brittney Spears like pizza too, I thought I saw her and tommy lee eating a pizza down the street in hollywood california near the car dealership. But Larry isn’t sure if today would be the right day to reveal the biggest secret in history, Brian Wilson is not a genius. He was inspired by being able to have any musical instrument at his disposal, unlimited time in the recording studio, and the band on tour. So the pressure was there for him to have a great album. He must been having so much fun, no wonder he wrote great songs. Brian was totally into the music without any outside stress. On the second album music release "Smile", obviously Brian was out of ideas, hooked on drugs, the band didn’t like what he was writing. This is all negative things that don’t help to write great songs. You get let down when the other guys in the band aren’t on the same page as you. This also happened to Pink Floyd, egos take over and instead of being mature people, they act as children. I once had a cup of fresh columbian beans and that was the best cup of coffee I ever had in my life, better than dunkin donuts or starbucks. But Mc’donald’s could be my favorite too, although dillion, fender, gretsch, rickenbacker are the most popular with celebrity imre, he also like corona guitar by epiphone, he said he write a hit song everytime he plays it, so it’s in a vault. It’s like a $300. Guitar but is magical said Jacky. I like to plug it into a marshall valve state, those are way better than any old vintage tube amp, the valves were such a brilliant idea, these guys are smart like mesa boogie, orange, vox, marshall, fender. The fender champ is really the champ when it comes to studio recording, put a boss distortion and delay and youre ready to go. You can play pop, rock, metal guitar with it or just use the off setting and then treble booster for optimum audio noise level db is what you want to exceed if red is what you want then overload the preamp and do it again. This time reverse the polarity of the vox and the marshall and pan them left and right. Use a direct box with tubes like the black devil box or the tube master marshall pedal or just a marshall governor will do the job but lower the input a bit so it doesn’t distort, then find the sound you want. For bass most professionals use a direct box but the best also use a peavey amp with 10 inch speaker, the bass should be an ibanez bass as those are the best. Vocals you can use a sm57 or a neumann tube mic. Preamps you should use a mp tube pre is best, better than most old altecs or avalons. Compressors should be RNC, they sound like the Urei 1176 and Fairchild 760 but less cost for buying it.
Celebrity Imre uses all these plug-ins below
AAS Modeling Collection Applied Acoustics Systems Professional Virtual Instruments Based on Physical Modeling
Digidesign Virtual Instrument Box Set Digidesign Revolutionary virtual instruments for Pro Tools
DINR Digidesign Digidesign Intelligent Noise Reduction Plug-in
Drumagog WaveMachine Labs The Pros’ Secret Drum Weapon
DrumCore Submersible Music Legendary Drummers. Audio Loops and MIDI. All Styles.
DUY Plug-ins DUY Research Warmth, Precision, and Creativity—DUY Is the Secret
GRM Tools Classic INA - GRM Eight Plug-ins for Creative Sound Design with Pro Tools
GRM Tools ST INA - GRM Four Plug-ins for Sound Processing with Pro Tools
GUITAR RIG 3 Native Instruments The Ultimate All-In-One Guitar and Bass Solution
Harmony Engine Antares Audio Technologies The Quickest, Easiest Tool for Creating Vocal Harmony
Harmony4 TC-Helicon Finally, Unsurpassed Vocal Harmony in a Plug-in
Hybrid 1.5 Digidesign Hybrid 1.5 is a powerful, high-definition software synthesizer that makes it easy to achieve anything from warm analog synth sounds to edgy modern leads and everything in between.
minimoog V Arturia Technology Meets History
ML4000 McDSP The Essential Mastering Solution
Omnisphere Spectrasonics Synthesis, Composition, Sound Design, Production and Live Performance
Orange Vocoder Prosoniq Real-time Vocoder and Software Synthesizer
Oxford Limiter Sonnox Stereo Program Limiter
reNOVAtor Algorithmix High-Resolution Audio Repair Processor
Reverb One Digidesign World-Class Reverb Processing for TDM Systems
ReVibe Digidesign Room Modeling Reverb
Source-Connect Source Elements Real-Time Remote Sessions with Uncompressed Audio Option
Source-Live and Source-Talkback Source Elements Live Streaming Directly from Pro Tools and Software Talk Back Solution
SpeakerPhone Audio Ease Speakers of All Sizes Plus Their Environments
Synthesizer One McDSP Total Sound Synthesis
Tel-Ray Variable Delay Digidesign/Bomb Factory Space Age Technology In a Can
Time Shift Digidesign High-quality time stretching and pitch shifting for all Digidesign® Pro Tools® and Avid DNA ™ systems
TimewARP 2600 Way Out Ware Virtual Vintage Voltage-Controlled Synthesizer
TL Space — TDM Edition Digidesign/Trillium Lane Labs Ultimate Convolution Reverb for Pro Tools
TL Utilities Digidesign/Trillium Lane Labs Professional metering, metronome, and instrument tuning for Pro Tools
Trilogy Spectrasonics The World's First Electric, Acoustic and Synth Bass Instrument for Pro Tools
Tube-Tech CL 1B Tube-Tech Emulation Redefined
UnWrap TC Electronic Unsurpassed Stereo to 5.1 Conversion
URS 1975 Classic Compressor URS Digital Recreation of Popular Feed Forward 1975 VCA Compressor
URS A Series URS Classic Console Equalizer
UVI Soundsource / UVI Workstation Univers Sons Free Virtual Instrument / State-of-the-Art Sound Download Website
V Collection Arturia The Complete Solution
Virtual Precision Instruments Cube-Tec International Noise Reduction Plug-ins for Pro Tools
Virus Indigo Access Music World-class TDM Synthesizer Plug-in for Pro Tools
is everyone trying to squeeze through a small hole in the music industry? Why do some make it through, and others, just can’t do it. Is Google a big part of rock star success these days or is it the popularity game where you need rock star supernova to exceed expectations of even dave navarro or tommy lee? Where have the garage bands gone? Onto computers? So it isn’t a band anymore, is that what you’re saying? Just songs? Free songs? So it’s free songs from computer geeks? Yes, you got it! Music is part of it, but nowadays you combine everything and see if you can play the big stage. You need be able to do the following write the best songs (at least 3) be great at marketing and advertising (big money, if you got, spend it) be great with computers (sitemaps, webdesign, target audience) and that’s about it folks! But even after doing all the above, guess what!? Everyone else doing the same as you! So, I’m sorry for wasting your time. Or maybe you’ll quit trying to write great songs, because if no one hears them, then what good is it. Although, if your sales are good, keep doing what your doing. What I’m saying is, if you’ve been trying to cut through the clutter, and you feel like you "HIT A BRICK WALL", like a friend of mine has right from the start. It’s like 1,000 people trying to go through one door at the same time, you may never get to the door! Compare something here. These artists had something you don’t, and that’s why they drew so much attention. They had a path slide into the music industry. Yes, you could say "but now everyone has recording gear". But back around that time Trent Reznor had it made because he got to use a pro studios gear after sessions. Ed Roland knew the bass player and easily got a job engineering at his father’s studio. Dave Navarro’s mother was a Hollywood actress. Chilli Peppers were in movies before music. Cinderella noticed by Bon Jovi was a nice break.You pick up a guitar, you hit the chord and go oh wow, I need to plug this into an amplifier….ohhh, I have a little stomp box, that says "The Big Stomper" on the top…hmmm, let’s try that. Wow, it’s like hitting all the strings and then running as fast as you can into a double stack Marshall. Hey, what island is that over there, "that’s …..grab from google " So Larry, what is it? It’s what? Oh, I thought it was? No! Not was, is. Oh. But what was it? Let me see now, are you looking for Jacky Joe Joe? No, I was wondering what happened to the Headspun band. Everything squashed like a pancake, it was like running as fast as you can into a brick wall. You get a little shook up when you find that your reality is not real. Your reality is tainted with unrealistic truths. Meaning you don’t know enough of your subject as you should. There are days, minutes, where I look on Twitter and find out the the radio station isn’t playing Headspun, so me or Jacky will stop by WBCN or WAAF or whatever and say basically….whatever, whatever…let’s play some more fucking Headspun…….