Turning in circles, slowing down
Pulling against a closing out
Easy to feed off a weaker thing
Harder to say what I really mean
Chorus:
Hollow as a mountain all tunneled and drilled below
Hollow as a mountain crowned with …
The mastermind and methodology
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In speaking with Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum record producing, innovative recording engineer Toby Wright, time has a way of disappearing. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down and talk …
How to create a proper strategy
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The way that people discover, purchase and listen to music has changed dramatically over the last 10 years. CD sales continue to fall, legal music downloads are flat, and illegal downloading …
Displaying records to friends and family can be really exciting, but it can also be difficult. Music is technically not a visual medium, but collecting album art is an extremely popular pastime. Some people also find it fun to actually …
3 foundational requirements
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Gene Baker of Music Insider Magazine checking out some of John Page’s JP Woodtone Tele replacement saddles. Actual wood Tele saddles, compensated for each string for improved intonation, the wood saddle softens the trebles lightly. Try Ebony or Vera wood …
by Brian McKinny
When Soundgarden was in their heyday during the 90’s, there wasn’t a bigger fan of the band anywhere to be found on this spinning blue rock we call the Earth than I was. The eclectic time signatures, …
