Who else is on MySpace here?
I know I have some of you already on my list...but who else is on there, so I can add.
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Who else is on MySpace here?
I know I have some of you already on my list...but who else is on there, so I can add.
Yo Raggz I'm On There! Not too up on what it's all about as I have only just started using it!!
http://profiles.myspace.com/users/7414641
Here's my URL at MYspace
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>Marcus and I are already acquainted on MySpace..I can be located thru the "Markii, I see you love MySpace now ! " thread on this forum.. <img src="http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/icons/icon12.gif"
Hi andy,,I sent you a friends add request. Ofcourse I already have markii and mingus [img]biggrin.gif[/img]
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>No friends list is complete without *Kandi*...All three of you are on my pals list...Let's party <img src="http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/icons/icon12.gif"
ok,but on myspace my user name is ...get this.....(darren hates these)...... Donna!!!
woohooo par-tay!!!
I'm bringing tne twizzlers
and midgets.
lots and lots of midgets.
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>Follow the yellow brick road..follow follow follow follow follow the yellow brick road..We're off to see the wizard..<img src="http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/icons/icon15.gif"
already on yours Raggz but anyone else want to add me go ahead, can't have too many friends!
http://profiles.myspace.com/users/4749711
I've got 3 different ones for people to whore themselves to me. Please only add me as a friend if you have gratuitus comprimising shots of yourself that you took with your camera phone via your mirror [img]tongue.gif[/img]
http://www.myspace.com/themcrackins
http://www.myspace.com/theretreads
http://www.myspace.om/code5
<font color="#FF0000"><font size="1">[ March 07, 2005 09:43 PM: Message edited by: Hazardous ]</font></font>
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ March 07, 2005 09:44 PM: Message edited by: Hazardous ]</font>
i am on myspace w/free mp3's for my band THE HOPELESS......find me at www.thehopeless.usa.gs (it sends you to the myspace site) look under "Kennyboy71"........cheers all, kenny hopeless
I think this is the last area of the internet that I will ever touch. It seems so damn High School like and stupid. Yeah, yeah, I know I am not seeing it for all it could be, but everytime I go...you've heard all this before right? It seems full of adware and crap and runs like shit on every computer I try going to it with. Annoying and terrible creation that thing is, and needs to be nuked.
I find MySpace to be a great way for bands to reach more people and promote shows. Just here in L.A. we have built a nice little scene and use MySpace to keep in touch with each other. I have also met some really cool people from outside of the U.S. like Johnny Rainbow. another great thing about it is that I now have connections to other states and these people are willing to help out at the booking level if we ever set up a tour.
I think that myspace has taken over from *censored* as the prime hookup site. I've noticed so many people from there lately, I think it's quite funny.
For the record, I don't hate myspace. I think if
you live in one of its more communal (in real
life) hotspots, like SF or LA or whatever, it can
be a great social tool. Too many horrendously
designed sites have transformed - transmogrified -
it into something awful to look at, so hence awful
to experience. 'Friends' lists, of course, are
highly spurious, but most of the music I've heard
up there hasn't been too bad.
I'm sure the 'trendiness' of it will be superseded
soon enough. Broadband will see to that - music,
pix, text chats and and blogs, won't be enough,
and something multimedia, more video-centric,
will replace it, and things might be really ex-
citing then.
D.
http://sfx-images.mozilla.org/affili...88x31/take.gif
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ March 08, 2005 04:29 PM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>
I'm on there -search for
[email protected]
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>Carl, maybe itz high time we all thought a lil more *High School* before we collect our old age pensions ..Good for the soul..<img src="http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/icons/icon6.gif"
Theres nothing to bitch about, the people that use it obviously like it, its not mandatory like an email address is, you don't HAVE to have one if you have the internet, its just fun and there are some pretty cool people on there.
Also its a cool way to keep up to date with what bands are doing and find some new ones (yes there is alot of shit, but also a few gems), without the whole fanlist crap.
For some reason I mostly lurk on here, but I'm on myspace....http://profiles.myspace.com/users/263145.
I'm on there under my yahoo addy (no cool handle for me)...though my enthusiasm for the site faded after a little under a week. UGH. Just another message board type place, seems like. I'd personally rather chat with people on AIM...
Is it true that Taime and Stevie were first in line to join your gourmet-cricket-of-the-month-club?
<font size="4" face="Arial">I'd say 'Fuck off' to that. I'd say it's high timeQuote:
Originally posted by Markii Burnaway:
[b]<font size=3 color=purple>Carl, maybe itz high time we all thought a lil more *High School* before we collect our old age pensions ..Good for the soul.
we made the most of our precious youth, in the real
world. Interacting and influencing and being in-
fluenced (in turn), by real people, in real life,
is life-affirming - as opposed to say, lamely
pissing it all away, in some dank bedroom, alone
avec dail-up connection, preposterously believing
that one's booze-fueled egoism is enough to justify
some bogus Internet persona predicated on a so-
called online-only career.
Get out. Turn the turdiscule which is myspace off,
smell the pearls, dive for flowers, do something.
D.
http://sfx-images.mozilla.org/affili...88x31/take.gif
I take it you don't have a myspace account.
<font size="4" face="Arial">I'd say 'Fuck off' to that. I'd say it's high timeQuote:
Originally posted by Deviant D:
[b] </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="4" face="Arial">Originally posted by Markii Burnaway:
<font size=3 color=purple>Carl, maybe itz high time we all thought a lil more *High School* before we collect our old age pensions ..Good for the soul.
we made the most of our precious youth, in the real
world. Interacting and influencing and being in-
fluenced (in turn), by real people, in real life,
is life-affirming - as opposed to say, lamely
pissing it all away, in some dank bedroom, alone
avec dail-up connection, preposterously believing
that one's booze-fueled egoism is enough to justify
some bogus Internet persona predicated on a so-
called online-only career.
Get out. Turn the turdiscule which is myspace off,
smell the pearls, dive for flowers, do something.
D.
http://sfx-images.mozilla.org/affili...88x31/take.gif</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="4" face="Arial">So much rage....D. are you turning green...OMG he's brit incroyable hulk!!!!...RUN!!!!
Jay - eh, no, no myspace. I did at one point though,
during a particularly social-less (in real life)
period of my life - because that's why we construct
all these digital personas of our life - to compensate
for real life inadequacies and disappointments,
right?
Sandy - no anger or Hulkishness disposition, dude.
Just thinking aloud, really.
Surely somebody has to question the so-called
'authenticity' and/or 'validity' of 'myspace'?
Back in the day, when mp3.com's communal forums
used to preoccupy myself and a thousand other
musicians from around the world, we constantly
questioned our existence, being the insecure,
self-obsessed artists that we were; but also,
we knew that our time was up for quite a long
time, because most of us made an effort to read
the (mp3.com-related) press releases. I'm sure
Hostboard has it troubles - its crappy, change-
able load-time would suggest that - so I'm just
acting out of (cynical?) habit really.
D.
<font size="4" face="Arial">Darren, I think people can use myspace to build their social networks. You are correct, the benefits seem to be more for those in media centres such as LA/environs. Witness JJ's success on myspace.Quote:
Originally posted by Deviant D:
Jay - eh, no, no myspace. I did at one point though,
during a particularly social-less (in real life)
period of my life - because that's why we construct
all these digital personas of our life - to compensate
for real life inadequacies and disappointments,
right?
D.
Personally, I don't wish to have certain people I've seen there know anything about me whatsoever.
Please clarify your last sentence.
<font size="4" face="Arial">I'd say 'Fuck off' to that. I'd say it's high timeQuote:
Originally posted by Hazardous:
[b] </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="4" face="Arial">Originally posted by Deviant D:
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="4" face="Arial">Originally posted by Markii Burnaway:
<font size=3 color=purple>Carl, maybe itz high time we all thought a lil more *High School* before we collect our old age pensions ..Good for the soul.
we made the most of our precious youth, in the real
world. Interacting and influencing and being in-
fluenced (in turn), by real people, in real life,
is life-affirming - as opposed to say, lamely
pissing it all away, in some dank bedroom, alone
avec dail-up connection, preposterously believing
that one's booze-fueled egoism is enough to justify
some bogus Internet persona predicated on a so-
called online-only career.
Get out. Turn the turdiscule which is myspace off,
smell the pearls, dive for flowers, do something.
D.
http://sfx-images.mozilla.org/affili...88x31/take.gif</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="4" face="Arial">So much rage....D. are you turning green...OMG he's brit incroyable hulk!!!!...RUN!!!!</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="4" face="Arial">Darren, going dialecticial, are you?
In away i kinda agree with Carl on this. It is a high school thing to see how many friends you can get. I have yet to meet somebody new on this. It is also a goo place to find some new music as well.
Darren, if by some chance you are implying that I have engaged in what you are talking about in your last sentence, I only have this to say: I've had people attack me for not discussing myself, and when I do say something more personal, it's twisted around into something else entirely, or it is implied I'm making things up. I'll let people think as they wish to think, it's not worth the time and/or bother.
If I'm wrong about you, then I'm wrong. You truly were not clear in your last post about your meaning, so I consider myself justified.
here's mine
JOHNNY RAINBOW
Jay, I'm not implying anything really, or
connoting something about you. I'm not
talking about anybody here, actually. My
last post is aimed at the people living
vicariously through 'cyberculture portals'
instead of actually using them to enhance
their social life. I don't really care, I
suppose, but Internet annoymity does strange
things to people's - not so such egos, but
their self-perception, cf. the chatroom
guy who killed himself online. I might
actually change my dissertation idea and
premise it on online cultures instead, but
I maybe I can't arsed with all the socio-
logical research.
I sometimes think the majority of swill
clogging up the Internet, are 3 o'clock
in the morning ideas, which normally die
a death in the daylight. [img]eek.gif[/img]
D.
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ March 10, 2005 08:31 AM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>I've made lot's of contacts within my city alone...You don't have to be in L.A for this to be effective...If you have not got involved in MySpace you really don't know much about it, period..
I had a couple of myspace sites, as it goes,
so I speak from experience. As I said a few
posts ago, I think it can be great social
tool.
D.
Of course it can be a social tool, you just have to know how to use it properly. I'm only wondering about those who wish to move their internet squabbles from a certain site to myspace.
Markii, my usage of LA was merely an example, ergo, my mention of JJ as Huntington Beach is in the LA Metro area.
[B]<font size=3 color=purple>Ahhh clarity <img src="http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/icons/icon12.gif"
I'm social in real life as is.
Though I usually don't find myself around places where drunken I CAN DRINK MORE THAN YOU people hang. Just something I can't really be around with.
As for MySpace...
I've meet some great people on there as well as some great people here on glitzinet.
Made friends with some cool people, from other musicians...to just respectful people who have nothing to do with music. I Agree...you do have the ones that add ya on their list and you're there just as a number in their Look How Many People I Have On My List Popularity Game...But those are the people I delete after a while.
I look at it this way...If someone can not make friends online...then it shows how that person is in real life...either just not great to get along with or just a plain ole asshole to even get to know...haha.
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ March 10, 2005 11:49 AM: Message edited by: A Katt Named Raggz ]</font>
Oh by the way...
I made this topic to get to know people who are on MySpace...to add as a friend.
I didnt' make this topic to get a description or opinion of what people think MySpace is.
If that was the case...surely the topic would of read "What Are Your Opinions About MySpace?"
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ March 10, 2005 01:10 PM: Message edited by: A Katt Named Raggz ]</font>
<font size="4" face="Arial">Ohhhhhh, you want my opinion of myspace .... =)Quote:
Originally posted by A Katt Named Raggz:
"What Are Your Opinions About MySpace?"
<font color="#FF0000"><font size="1">[ March 10, 2005 01:10 PM: Message edited by: A Katt Named Raggz ]</font></font>