Not to deny my lack of recent postings, but I really just want to move on and not recap anything too deeply. So, I was working a lot throughout the summer of 2008 and through the fall. The economy has taken a big toll on my ease-of-income, but not my potential, as long as I am willing to commute larger distances or even move around to where the work is. So, I have added to my employer list and to my locations I can work. A bit more effort, but not too much. So, on with the posts!
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Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Thursday, May 1, 2008
My favorite websites - of late
I like:
CNET's Download.com, which offers downloads of software, multimedia, and other downloadable stuff. What really excites me is that as a band or a fan, music can be uploaded or downloaded for free. I am listening to a mix of about 8 different artist's music whose MP3s I just downloaded for free, with their full consent. As an artist myself, I found this website to be extremely helpful in adding another dimension to my band's distribution channels (MySpace, PureVolume, etc.). Anyway, the music is broken down into niche-genres, thus making it quite fun to discover new music in almost any genre you are into. Try Rock/Pop, then sub-genre Hard Rock/Metal, then sub- sub-genre Sludge Metal, and you will understand the kind of organization that is going with this website.
I don't like:
The Phoenix Suns' Suns.com, which really is just due to me having died just a little bit the other day when they were ONCE AGAIN eliminated from contention in the 2008 NBA Playoffs. Not good. Nuff said.
CNET's Download.com, which offers downloads of software, multimedia, and other downloadable stuff. What really excites me is that as a band or a fan, music can be uploaded or downloaded for free. I am listening to a mix of about 8 different artist's music whose MP3s I just downloaded for free, with their full consent. As an artist myself, I found this website to be extremely helpful in adding another dimension to my band's distribution channels (MySpace, PureVolume, etc.). Anyway, the music is broken down into niche-genres, thus making it quite fun to discover new music in almost any genre you are into. Try Rock/Pop, then sub-genre Hard Rock/Metal, then sub- sub-genre Sludge Metal, and you will understand the kind of organization that is going with this website.
I don't like:
The Phoenix Suns' Suns.com, which really is just due to me having died just a little bit the other day when they were ONCE AGAIN eliminated from contention in the 2008 NBA Playoffs. Not good. Nuff said.
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