
is this skream page real? or hoax?
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Re: is this skream page real? or hoax?
none of these are skream.8bitwonder wrote:http://www.myspace.com/skreamuk
http://www.myspace.com/djskreamz
http://www.myspace.com/skreamizm
http://www.myspace.com/skreamz
http://www.myspace.com/skreamz dis 1 some random guy called skream 

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Cyba Drum Recordings myspace http://www.myspace.com/cybadrumrecordings
CybaFm http://www.cyba.fm

Cyba Drum Recordings myspace http://www.myspace.com/cybadrumrecordings
CybaFm http://www.cyba.fm

He looks about 55 and whats with the fucking gang signs, backward caps and massive chin beard? Is it 93 again?a_k47 wrote:http://www.myspace.com/skreamz dis 1 some random guy called skream
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i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.

I can see criticisms on myspace and a lot of it does annoy me, but it does help out a lot... It gives you contact with other great musicians.. And the personal messaging is very handy. My band which is releasing an album about May-ish met the artist doing our album artwork via myspace. So its all good. They oughta do something about the horrid design though

casino addict wrote:i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.

i'd say he hits the nail on the head.ytee wrote:casino addict wrote:i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.
are you alright mate?
even though i have a myspaz too.
cos
(wait for it)
it is great for promotion

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yeah, i'm great cheers.ytee wrote:casino addict wrote:i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.
are you alright mate?
that stream of consciousness wasn't directed at you. i'm just increasingly bewildered by the ever-expanding number of 'artists' who use a promotional product that they think sucks.
seems contradictory that's all. it's almost like saying that promotion and popularity is worth more than employing aesthetics values that reflect you as an artist.
but as i say, each to their own innit.
long 4 myspace its all bout isound check it out
http://www.isound.com
but i will prob set up a nxt myspace 1 seen as every 1s on there
http://www.isound.com
but i will prob set up a nxt myspace 1 seen as every 1s on there
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Cyba Drum Recordings myspace http://www.myspace.com/cybadrumrecordings
CybaFm http://www.cyba.fm

Cyba Drum Recordings myspace http://www.myspace.com/cybadrumrecordings
CybaFm http://www.cyba.fm

aesthetic values? people don't go on myspace making morality judgements, and many people that have the biggest gripes about it are massive elitists with this "i'm above myspace" kind of talk. bottom line is, you want your music heard by as many people as possible.casino addict wrote:yeah, i'm great cheers.ytee wrote:casino addict wrote:i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.
are you alright mate?
that stream of consciousness wasn't directed at you. i'm just increasingly bewildered by the ever-expanding number of 'artists' who use a promotional product that they think sucks.
seems contradictory that's all. it's almost like saying that promotion and popularity is worth more than employing aesthetics values that reflect you as an artist.
but as i say, each to their own innit.
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i've noticed a bit of a landslide lately with artists shutting down their websites, not bothering to update them, or shelving plans to build them in the first place, because they're all relying on myspace totally for their promotion and web presence. yes, you could argue that time is better spent making music than building a website, and you could also argue that more people get to hear your music if it's on myspace than sitting on a web page somewhere. but i think the presentation of someone's 'art' is important.seckle wrote:aesthetic values? people don't go on myspace making morality judgements, and many people that have the biggest gripes about it are massive elitists with this "i'm above myspace" kind of talk. bottom line is, you want your music heard by as many people as possible.
it may make the promotional presence easier for artists - here in brazil i know a fair few budding producers for whom it's the only way they could have an online presence - but i wouldn't go so far as saying i'm a massive elitist because i dislike something that looks and feels disgusting, or any of the other reasons i mentioned in my first post.
anyway, as i say, each to their own.
peace.
cheers. some myspace pages are sick though.....like thiscasino addict wrote:yeah, i'm great cheers.ytee wrote:casino addict wrote:i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT IT'S GREAT FOR PROMOTION'.ytee wrote:It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool.nattyphysicist wrote:myspace=sux
each time i see an artist i respect using myspace, a little something dies in my love of their music and artistry.
each to their own though. after all, it is great for promotion.
are you alright mate?
that stream of consciousness wasn't directed at you. i'm just increasingly bewildered by the ever-expanding number of 'artists' who use a promotional product that they think sucks.
seems contradictory that's all. it's almost like saying that promotion and popularity is worth more than employing aesthetics values that reflect you as an artist.
but as i say, each to their own innit.
www.myspace.com/subtrac
www.myspace.com/sek_espionage
Re: is this skream page real? or hoax?
Yeah thats the official one, still under construction...8bitwonder wrote:http://www.myspace.com/skreamuk
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can't deny it - those are the slickest myspace pages i've seen by far. most of them look like the computer has thrown up.ytee wrote:cheers. some myspace pages are sick though.....like this
www.myspace.com/subtrac
www.myspace.com/sek_espionage
Re: is this skream page real? or hoax?
yeah big up christian aka premium plus on this one....canadian's are so friendly......Hijak wrote:Yeah thats the official one, still under construction...8bitwonder wrote:http://www.myspace.com/skreamuk
here's the emoticon created and named after him

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