Im glad that ur musicianship is going somewhere, unlike me, who doesnt know what the hell to do with this muzik.

And whatever happened 2 Mark's big ol head? Dat boy...

It seems like we have the same goal in mind 'albumwise' R&B / Dance / Rap / Soul vocals with tripped out elements

paisleypark4 said:

Why don't you just make a demo with some of your best tracks and start sending that out to some labels? In Holland we say "if you never shoot you will always miss"! You have some cool tracks, so why not give it a try?

Marc is doing OK, he just doesn't come around here that often. But from what I know he is doing fine.

Cool that we are having the same type of album in mind. Let's work as hard as possible on our "sound", maybe we will succeed one day!

choogoboi!

Awesome!

This is awesome but so is your funk. Congrats!

Between you and Beau it feels like just a matter of time before something big is around the corner, don't forget the little people

yeah dude, you go G!

yamomma said:

I had to read that three times before I understood!

Funk - I didn't have time yestidday and this morning to catch this post but now that I am - all I can say to you is the same thing that people are saying to me - THIS AIN'T LUCK or BY ACCIDENT at all. Your stuff is genuine and awesome - whether this guy found you by accident on soundclick or on purpose because somebody else told him to get your stuff - these things happen. Great job.

And hell yeah - it's inspiration to everybody on here to get out of your basement and start refining your art. Paisley - I have always liked your way-out-there music. Go to CafePress.com right now, upload your best 14 songs and they will sell your CD for you online. No cost to you. Period. (oh, sure they keep a chunk of the money, but what record label doesn't?)

Look at folks like Jason, LiquidCrystalBlueThunderGregoryWhatsisName - you can get your music out there. FOR ME, a lot of it was self-doubt. (And STILL IS!) I listen to my stuff, I dig it, but I continue to think, "oh come on, really, WHO would dig this stuff on a large scale?" only to find out, like Funk just said, if you don't shoot, you will always miss.

So, you PP4, you, Slave, and everybody else with a beat-machine and a microphone, there are masses of people who will snatch your stuff up right now. There are sites out there that will review your stuff right now. As Is. And once you have somebody review your site, suddenly wow, MORE people are willing to listen to your stuff.

Do it.

And HUGE CONGRATS to Funk and Bumper. I wish I had a 12-inch...

beauhall said:

and

I luv this stuff Funk. Favs still remain the earlier stuff - Funstramental, Ertoic Village and Get Down. It's funkin' pimpin sheit!

congrats

funkaholic1972 said:

Well, unfortunately the DMX Krew guy didn't like the demo like I had hoped he would. He said he liked the tracks, but he thought the tracks on our MDEX release (Tuff Groove/ Detroit) were both better than the ones on the demo CD.

Well, he is probably right, I don't know, fact is that Marc picked them too while he had access to the other tracks as well. Maybe the guy in Schotland wants to have them, and otherwise we will have to shelve them. The world ain't gonna collapse if we did. We will just have to continue working on even better material.

funkaholic1972 said:

Continue working and shelve nothing. All of your songs are brilliant! Some just outshine others.

pp4: Those read like fighting words

Sorry I've been away for so long. It's tough being everything from mail clerk to executive producer. I actually just stumbled across this post in doing a Google search.

I'm just a touch away.

AIM: MDEX Recordings
Hotmail: MDEX_Recordings
Yahoo: marcdeon

Keep me posted

Damn... look at my avatar. I do have a big friggin' head

marcdeondotcom said: