Gig Swap
Mr. tORNaDo heAd, after several (surprisingly) successful gigs around town, is looking to hook up with other bands and/or whomever in order to get a few more gigs added to our roster. Other bands - we almost always have something going on if you wanted to do a "gig exchange" deal, or if you need a goofy, psychotic opening band...
John Kimple
jdkimple@freenet.columbus.oh.US
Cringe is considering establishing some sort of Gig Swap board using a set up similar to the Cringe Classified Ads section and forms. Any feedback on this is welcome. - Ed.
Space and More
... I am also a beginning audio engineer. I ... would like to record as many bands as possible ... I am interested in a few Cols. rock bands (Johnson Bros., Peach Melba, Falopium, to name a few), and would like to hear many more recordings... Also, I am interested in getting a web page for my band. I have some of the basic work done, but it's still far from finished. Do you know of a free server that I can use?
Chuck
queen.24@POSTBOX.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU
You have the best ezine in the world. I have been surfing by your page ever since I got to Ohio State. I think the classified section is one of the best ideas around. I would like to know how I could get some space, like Bernie's, to promote some of the bands that I represent.
Eric Fader
fader.3@osu.edu
614 421 1395
... I was also wondering if you still were offering space to put up web sites for local bands. I'm taking a course in web page design this semester at CCAD, and I was thinking up setting up a web page.
Bill Heingartner
WEHEINGA@CC.OWU.EDU
Cringe is still offering web space to interested parties. I've been able to pace myself perty slow here: it takes about a month to get together each Cringe, another month to play with site design and modifications, then finally, a month to do a new site. So I try to do a new site every 2-3 months. I also direct people to http://www.geocities.com/ for Geocities free email and web space. (Note: you will need separate dial-in SLIP/PPP access and a non-geocities email address to take advantage of these freebies. Most school email accounts should do fine.) - Ed.
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Stache's Site?
I was finally updating some of my own links, and ended up browsing the Cringe site for a while. It's grown a bit since I was last there... I like the fact that the Bernie's schedule for the month is online -- ya think we could get Stache's to do the same?
Rob Funk
funk+@osu.edu
http://er4www.eng.ohio-state.edu/~funkr
Rob serves as a casual technical consultant to me and Cringe. That means when I see him I bug him about UNIX, PERL and CGI type stuff. As for adding Stache's ... maybe next month. I'll have ta talk to Dan; and I think he's avoiding me. - Ed.
Datapanik Panic
I tried to automatically post an ad today and it got cut off. I removed all the character-returns hoping to fix the problem, but only succeeded in posting it wrong a second time. The preview looked great, but the actual ad came out all wrong.
Sorry for the hassle, and thanks - your site is great.
And after fixing the ad and making a few suggestions ...
Hey, thanks a lot for fixing the ad. I appreciate your suggestions, but am not sure if they'll amount to much. I wrote Chad (Van Wagner - Datapanik kingpin) email once ... I used to talk to Eric after all of his NYC shows and I've got his phone number around here somewhere but would feel funny calling. I'm familiar with Used Kids, but would be very surprised if they had any of specific records I'm looking for in stock.
I've checked out the NBT site a few times. I compiled the original NBT on-line discography on the now dead SonikD site. Actually, my outdated discography can still be accessed through an AltaVista search even though the SonikD main page is down. I just emailed a bunch of corrections for the discography they're using now. If I ever get my own page together, I'd like to put this Datapanik discography on it. I think Eric was going to resurrect the Datapanik label with this compilation he's putting out. But according to my friends' band who are going to be on it, he chose a different name for the label and the project is very delayed.
Well, I think I'm babbling now. Congratulations on a great site, now the biggest Columbus, OH music fan in New York City (me) will have a decent source for news and reviews. And its great to see a Burnt Sienna page, I've been a supporter of Tony Painter and his label since the first time I played Pet UFO's "Page 354" on my old radio show.
Justin Frohwirth
jtf7856@is4.nyu.edu
33 Third Ave., Apt. 11C2
New York, NY 10003
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