help r.jak to get to no1 ...at least for a laugh!

the real michael · 21-12-2005, 21:49

greetings from bassland home to artists such as the unsigned...supertec
wizards...i end the guns...the nu-signed etc ... been off the air again due to bugs and stuff (w32.sober ..alcra;

now the commies been fixed i have
submitted 3 new tracks for your ears... the link you can directly access these is ...
http://www.audiostreet.net/artist.aspx?artistid=23982

the track "happy christmas" is suitable for toddlers, teens and pensioners alike and was made by local artist including our youngest member a.k.a. " R JAK
who is two years old! ... even if you think its rubbish it doesnt matter because they were made for a laugh anyway...at least they are trying.(bless em)
i warn you you may be pleasantly surprised! ....please dont streamplay even in hi-fi mode, the best quality is to download the mp3 and save it to your desktop ....(then scan for viruses if you are paraniod) ... and then adjust your graphic to suit ...i like groovebox better myself, but what do i know being a mere administrator and facilitator of local talent...
so if you can please use the above link to actually download (and not just stir at the page) the song "happy christmas" ..you may help two year old
"rjak" get to no1 this xmas ...... thank you very much ..

p.s. if you like what you hear then tell yer mates to download from same site..the more downloads the bigger jack will get!

p.p.s. if your not sick of 9 /11 stuff yet i think you should watch this...
if this is true then i think we owe some muslims an apology..check this
out ......

and remember the old korean proverb.. "a dogs not just for christmas...
its for dinner" see yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

shakermaker · 21-12-2005, 22:49

hmm.....................
no ta

garinda · 21-12-2005, 23:00

Super little ditties. I can't imagine why they aren't all signed.

Keep it up. 1/100 for imagination.

Less · 21-12-2005, 23:10

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Originally Posted by the real michael

http://www.audiostreet.net/artist.aspx?artistid=23982

the track "happy christmas" is suitable for toddlers, teens and pensioners alike and was made by local artist including our youngest member a.k.a. " R JAK

Having a keen musical bent, (No michael, not that sort of bent!), out of curiosity I listened with anticipation to the above recommended 'track', being 96 years of age I can remember getting the original of that recording back in 1933 it was on parlophone records and released by what would have been then the equivalent of what i believe you call now a 'Boy Band'. Their name was, The Armstong-Currothers Tea Dance quartet, and although I have to admit I didn't listen to your version all the way through, ( there wasn't a bucket near to my chair to be sick into), I think I preferred it when it was played at it's original speed of 78 Revolutions per minute.

garinda · 21-12-2005, 23:24

Sounded like Kraftwerk or very early Human League, until the singing started. Do you have fancy haircuts and wear makeup?

shakermaker · 21-12-2005, 23:25

i do hope they dress like Joy Division; then it would complete my impression of 'the real michael'....with his little moustache and all........

zeig heil michael!!!!

garinda · 21-12-2005, 23:28

I want to style them. They could be so big, they could even make it to Burnley.

SPUGGIE J · 21-12-2005, 23:29

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Originally Posted by shakermaker

i do hope they dress like Joy Division; then it would complete my impression of 'the real michael'....with his little moustache and all........

zeig heil michael!!!!

Prince Harry can sing the chorus.

garinda · 21-12-2005, 23:31

I'm seeing black leather, skinhead haircuts, heavy eye makeup.

They should really capitalise on their old school elecro pop chic, and really target the pink pound.

the real michael · 22-12-2005, 02:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Less

Having a keen musical bent, (No michael, not that sort of bent!), out of curiosity I listened with anticipation to the above recommended 'track', being 96 years of age I can remember getting the original of that recording back in 1933 it was on parlophone records and released by what would have been then the equivalent of what i believe you call now a 'Boy Band'. Their name was, The Armstong-Currothers Tea Dance quartet, and although I have to admit I didn't listen to your version all the way through, ( there wasn't a bucket near to my chair to be sick into), I think I preferred it when it was played at it's original speed of 78 Revolutions per minute.

gosh...your bob-on! and they say old people are slow...useless and
****-poor judges .... full marks old timer!!!

shakermaker · 22-12-2005, 02:49

none of us said it...........you did.
condescending git.
get back to invading Poland will you