CDs FOR SALE!!

[my_daroga]

Announcing the debut cd from Mercy Brown, Fifteen Songs from Missing Children. Available on our website for $6 through Paypal. Or you can email me with your address etc.

But please--don't buy just to make me happy. Go listen on our website, on last.fm or on MySpace. The $6 is to defray the duplication/shipping costs, as this is a "real" cd.

But if you're poor or something, I'll take compromising photos in lieu of cash.

And in case you don't know why this is a big deal, this is the band I've been in for several years now, playing keyboard/piano and singing. Mr. A wrote the songs and plays guitar/keyboard/lead vocals.

And we rock.

Comments

[agentdanak.livejournal.com]

monday. shhh.

[my_daroga]

;)

[desertcreature.livejournal.com]

So, OMG, I'm such a dork for never listening to your stuff before! I really, really love it! Especially the cover of master & servant - fantastic! You deserve many congratulations and lots of well paying gigs! Hopefully I can buy a copy of it sometime soon.

[my_daroga]

Thanks so much! That's totally okay--I figure people miss that stuff a lot of the time. I'm glad you like it, that means a lot to me. Though I think I need to re-record the vocal on the intro to Master and Servant (the "Where there's a whip, there's a way" bit).

[realcdaae.livejournal.com]

Ooh, definitely want a copy! How much extra is mailing to the UK?

[my_daroga]

Yay! Cool. Drop me your address; there's no extra charge. The fee is just to make sure we're not totally strapped with shipping costs, so don't worry about the UK thing.

[tinyholidays.livejournal.com]

OMGYAY!!!!!

[my_daroga]

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Now he is a whole man. Er, whatever.

[dialogician.livejournal.com]

I can't find my compromising photos, so pedestrian cash will have to do. I particularly like the piano and the guitar, on the tracks I've heard. They will have to get transferred to the real stereo before I can offer a definitive opinion, however.

/audio_snob
/why do all the bands I like live in other parts of the world

[my_daroga]

Yay! I'm glad you like; I hope you like the rest. I understand about the stereo. My computer speakers are atrocious.

Where do you live, if I might ask? And it doesn't matter much, as half of us Mercy Brownies live on the other side of the country.

[dialogician.livejournal.com]

Northern Colorado, at the moment. Motto: nobody's from here, we all show up for the skiing and the weather.

The sad part is, the "computer speakers" are actually the old JBLs from before the real stereo got moved upmarket. They stand about 3.5' tall and sit on top of the desk. The audio limiter is really just the soundcard. (AND IT'S TOTAL SHITE, I TELL YOU)

[my_daroga]

Oh man, that sucks. Mine are just the standard-issue tiny speakers that came with the comp, so I've got an excuse. Sometimes I can't recognize songs, the frequencies are so off-kilter.

Never been to northern CO. Attended a wedding in Colorady Springs, once--beautiful country. Saw a little of Denver. Like the airport. Unimpressed. But CP? Gorgeous. Though I don't ski, so I've never been where you are.

[dialogician.livejournal.com]

Denver airport always amazes people. Come to Colorado for the mountains... land way out on the plains, wonder "WTF?".

I'm fond of Fort Collins (my current town); it's no San Francisco, or anything, but it's got enough going on, and there's more park acreage per capita than anyplace other than possibly Alaska. I just learned to ski this past winter (or, rather, I learned to *fall down*, which is nearly as much fun, it turns out). If I'd been compelled to walk through much of the white fluffy stuff I'd have probably invented skis, too.

[my_daroga]

Is that why they have those silly white teepees all over the roof? To make us think they're mountains?

Yeah, I "grew up" (well, attended 3rd-10th grades) in New Hampshire, and yet never learned to ski. Guess it wasn't a necessary expense or something?