"I really respect Prince's artistic freedom." thanks

GoldenGlove said:

You´re welcome

thEfRIeNdChiP said:

Mya is fine as hell, That's it. Thanks.

Rinluv said:

co-sign

I would so hit that!

okay this thread turn out to be just for the men folk!

dreamfactory313 said:

Damn!
Dat is sum serious talent right there!

dreamfactory313 said:

Oh, Damn. I'd Beat that All night.

dreamfactory313 said:

DAYYUM!

This is wild.

I used 2 live in D.C. (from '94 to '99) and Mya used 2 come into the music store I worked at... Chuck Levin's Wahington Music Center. At that time, her and her dad were looking for tracks (as her dad put it). She was very cool, shy, petite, and eighteen. Of course we had no idea she would blow up like she did. After she got the deal, before she was even on radio, tv, etc, she came in and gave us copies of the video she just made. That was "All About Me"... When we watched it, we were all shocked at what a body she had, and how she was dressed, considering all we saw her in before was sweats. She was very down-to-earth. I even worked on a remix of "All About Me", but I don't think that remix was released.

Ahhh... I miss the D.C. days. I was also on Prince's guest list for D.C. shows, because of Rhonda. I knew Rhonda from her days using the Warwick basses. She switched to Lakland, in part, because they are lighter than Warwick's, which are typically heavy. What is odd, is that she's been using the Fender American Deluxe Jazz basses recently, and they are slightly heavy. Anyway... there was no NPGMC member will-call ticket thang going on then, so people would be looking at you at the will-call booth, like, "yeah... sure you're on the guest-list"... One time, in Baltimore, I had to call Rhonda on her cell phone because they didn't have my name at the window. She fixed it, called me back, and then at the window they were like, "Oh here you are, Mr. Diorio... You're all set. we're sorry".

Oh yeah... 2 Goldenglove:

U can hold me 2 that.

Easy,

G.

Giovanni777 said:

cool

I still have that VHS of her (at that point) promo video.

i went in2 that record store b4...yall prices are kinda high but uhh,lol t4p

PleasurePrinciple said:

If U R talking about Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center, it's not a record store. It's one of the biggest musical instrument stores in the US... Y'know... Guitars, Basses, Keyboards, Pro Sound, Drums, etc, etc.

Peace though.

G.

Giovanni777 said:

hey, does this store have a web site?
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Giovanni777 said:

I am doing... if you are right, i will respect you. But if u are wrong i will DESTROY you!!!!!

thEfRIeNdChiP said:

Yeah.
http://www.washingtonmusic.com/
But the site doesn't even scratch the surface of how much gear they have in inventory.

GoldenGlove said:

Hopefully, the new album will "destroy" all of us with the Funk!

dreamfactory313 said:

That is so F***** FIT

Oh yes... Mya is one hellava fine lady. That girl is just tooo damn fine. She is down to earth and that makes her even more sexy. Not stuckup, just herself. God she's so damn fine.

Mya will get the 1 and the 2.

But that helium voice of hers has got to go.

Giovanni777 said:

NO,im not talking about that..this store has CDs ya know rnb,rock,pop,classical,ect. ect.
its a small store...i went there this summer and the ppl were telling me how many famous ppl had been there.

Rinluv said:

Mya's got such a nice, sweet ass that it aint even funny!