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it doesn't show up in my devices anymore. i don't understand how i find it again.

i've seen someone do it with Audacity, but i don't know how to. i just want to record the sounds my computer makes, not through a microphone or anything.

i really like this jacket, but i don't like that it's cropped. if anyone knows of a jacket similar to this but not cropped, could you please link it? thanks! and if you don't know, could you just tell me a store with cool looking jackets sort of with this vibe or something? that would be super awesome. thanks in advance!

and if there is, can you buy it in large amounts?

If you live in a small town, you can just pick from the general area or the closest big city. Just curious to know :)

Mine is Locksley

it's called For You by Locksley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPo-zfUfQxo

the first 50 seconds or so aren't as important. thank you soooo much if someone could do this for me!

some songs make me think so much that i feel like i'm a part of the song. like Across the Universe by the Beatles. what songs make you do this?

Here is where you can spread the word of your favorite underrated band. I'd like to hear them!

My favorite underrated band is definitely Locksley. They're incredible, and they started getting some attention back in 2007, but since then, they haven't had as much luck, it seems like.

Here's a ridiculously catchy song by them called The Whip. you might recognize it because it's been on a billion commercials.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUQAz7w6svU

my friend and i were thinking about changing our looks. we're both girls, and we're both in a band. we want clothes that'll look good on stage, and that'll look good on us, but we don't want any of that hardcore, leather and studs ****. we don't want the hipster style, and we sort of like mod style, but it's too expensive for us. do you have any suggestions? if you don't have any store that fits that description, then what's your favorite clothing store?

We have been frequently having problems with an egotistical guitarist, and he's not very good in at what he does. He doesn't take constructive criticism, he doesn't listen to our ideas, and he isn't grateful for any help we've received. He's a good friend at times, but it becomes too stressful to deal with him because he is also overly emotional and stubborn. He will not listen to the information we've received from very valid sources and listens to what his dad says instead. We have no idea how to let him go, because he's very passionate about the band, although he doesn't put much work into it. He is easily replaceable, and we know multiple people who could fill the spot better than him. We don't want him to become depressed, and we want to hurt him the least amount possible. Does anyone have any ideas of how to go about doing this? Thanks for your time :)

i remember seeing this band on tv, and the main dude was playing the steel guitar, and i think they were sort of bluesy. they were called the something family band. oh, and the bassist was awesome.

i bought tickets to an Arctic Monkeys concert next week, and it's my first concert. i got GA tickets, so i know i'll probably be pushed around. i just need advice on pretty much anything. what to wear, where to stand, when to leave. any information is appreciated. thanks!

i've seen a couple people play this bass. the bassist, Mike Dirnt (dirnt, dirnt, dirnt), was playing the bass i'm talking about in this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUTGr5t3MoY

thanks

except the obvious ones, like knowing how to play a couple instruments and having knowledge of music itself. I'm thinking about interviewing for this job as a booking manager at this place near me, and it's like a rock music club, but for younger audiences. my sister knew someone who took that job in high school and she met a band there and they liked her, and they took her on tour to meet a bunch of famous people in the business. i'm not expecting this to happen, but i'd like to take the job just so i can hang out with other musicians, but still get the business end of music. i think i might have to work on some things first. i'm very shy, which i know isn't helpful when you need to push your way around in the world of music. i don't really let my spunkiness show, so i look plain, so i'm thinking i should take more risks. what other things would you suggest i work on to get the job? do you have any advice i could use? thanks.

My computer is really slow lately, and if i open too many windows, it freezes completely. if i try to open itunes at all, the whole thing just freezes. my computer just recovered from the Quick Defrag virus, just one of the viruses where a fake program pops up and tells you that your computer is messed up and you need to buy this product to fix it. i ran scans and checked all my files, and i'm pretty sure it's gone now. because my computer's been acting up, i ran a lot of scans, different types and all, but nothing is working. i used SuperSpyware scanning, MalwareBytes, and Spyware Doctor. what should i do?

well i'm pretty good at drums, and i have a band, but i have the worst drumset ever. it costed my mom 300 bucks and i got it when i was in 3rd grade. now, 6 years later, i still have that set, and it's the worst sounding set ever. i'm saving up for a new one, but i can't afford one much over 1000 dollars. i play rock music, and i want a set that would sound good, but i could use at gigs too. i want it to last me a while. i'm not asking for a specific set, but if you have one in mind, that'd be super awesome. just like, what brand do you think would be good, what type of wood, stuff like that would be much appreciated. thanks!

i've realized i like movies a lot better when bands are in them. not like, famous band documentarys, but like, the characters are in a band. recently i watched Scott Pilgrim, and i also watched Get Him to the Greek, and i really liked both, but they really aren't similar. any good movies with bands in the plot? it'd be cool if it was funny too...

we played this song at a gig a couple weeks ago. we just started out as a band. the quality isn't that good, but hopefully you can sort of hear the song. what do you think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvJloFASjvg

we covered Sweet Child O Mine at a gig a couple weeks ago. we were quite a bit above tempo, but i thought our cover was still decent for such a complicated song. what do you think? we love all feedback! and we're pretty young, too....

there's this guy who's actually in the all american rejects, but i've heard that he also produces music, that i'll be meeting next week. i get to play on stage with him. i was thinking about approaching him with a demo cd of our band and inviting him to come see us play a couple days later. i don't know if this would be too bold, considering we're only around 14 years old. should i? and if i do, what should i say to him?