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Maybe you put out an album or two, and you think they’re really great. But that was 12 years ago, man. Maybe you have 478 copies of the cd you released last year, before your keyboard player went to grad school in Kentucky. I suppose you might be able to sell them. Right?
Did you make the mistake of actually putting out… (gulp)… a cassette? For shame! Face it, unless you’ve transferred it to mp3, no one is never ever never going to listen to your album again.
Was your band so popular that you actually sold all your cds? Do you have an unreleased album that was never released due to inner-band squabbles or drug overdoses? Share the wealth, people! The kids of today may not have seen your band, but it’s not too late to convince them of your worth! Let the legend grow! LEGEND!
Let us help you. What if you just gave your songs away to people who otherwise would probably never hear them? What if they were to fall in love with them?!
Like we said, let us help you. Send us your music and we’ll put it up for people to who want to hear it. If you have physical copies of your album(s) and want to share the wealth, we’ll put you in touch with potential collector scum. It’s that simple. That’s why we’re here.
It is just getting started and just went live. Should be pretty cool when it gets filled up more.
For our Lincoln Open Harvest.
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Sour cream gun to the face 
The Lincoln Zombie Walk is gearing up for another, bigger, better year in 2010! We want to thank our host in past seasons for helping make the Lincoln Zombie Walk an institution, but we’ve simply outgrown the space. Now that we’re in our new digs at Pershing Center, we’re going all out with vendors, a street dance after the walk and other great stuff!
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Pershing Center in
Downtown Lincoln, NE
Thanks for sending this in Jan
my Buddy Sweet Basil Mcjagger is returning to his old home town for a show. Information and tickets here.
Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel at 10th and P, Lincoln, Nebraska. 1942
13th Street looking north from N Street. 1942
1938 Lincoln phone book that places The Grand Grocery Co. at 1000 “P” Street —the phone number is B-2914, if you want to call in your order.
from the SW corner of 10th and P looking at where the Embassy Suites is now
1942
Breaking news said a bridge in wilderness park and I kept refreshing for an update. It was one of the big bridges known as the EP because Eric of monkey wrench helped build it. The big one on the south and basically the end of the mixed trail on the west side of 14th street. Sucks it was that one, but that was pretty much the end and turn around spot. I maybe crossed it 4 times. Sucks for people who start their ride from that south parking lot though.
Kind of hard to see, but it is a ventriloquist dummy belted in there staring out the window. Kinda creepy.
