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I have a suggestion: Why don't all you people that like this website and this band help us out... Go to this page:
http://bmp.thephoenix.com/portland.html
Write in PHLUX for best local act and best heavy rock act. I think it would be fun to scare 'em all and sweep both those categories as the underdog. Don't you? They'll never know what hit em. I think this would be a cool campaign, so tell all your friends and get them all to do it too. |
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posted by Clint Phipps on Apr 21, 2002 12:41PM
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A massive assault on the Media Ears of Portland.
Please, help out! Give us a hand and write in PHLUX for Best Local Act and Best Heavy Rock Act.
We would greatly Appreciate it!
Thanks,
Cody "CODEMAN" Phipps |
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posted by Cody Phipps on Apr 21, 2002 04:03PM
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I think we should be nominated for best local act, heavy rock act, pop rock act, and best punk act! We are PhLuX after all! |
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posted by StU aRt on Apr 22, 2002 02:51PM
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Stu I voted you best female vocalist. |
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posted by Ever Curious on Apr 22, 2002 04:49PM
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NUH UH......really? ooo, I do hope I win!!! What a surprise! Oh I simply must do my nails, and my hair, and Ive just gotta get a makeover, and then... |
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posted by StU aRt on Apr 23, 2002 09:54AM
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I think you've got a pretty good shot, man. You've got the touch... you've got the POWER!!!! |
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posted by Clint Phipps on Apr 23, 2002 11:42AM
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How can Stu become a star if the bass keeps covering his vocals?!! |
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posted by Zach Beane on Apr 23, 2002 11:43AM
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hey, there's nothing wrong with the bass being too loud and covering vocals... |
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posted by Jess Chahanovich on Apr 25, 2002 12:37PM
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Yeah you know, the bass covering the vocals is often a big problem, especially in the studio setting. Usually I try to fix it by speeding the song up - one or two octAves usually does it... anymore than that and it ruins the FEEL of the song. You lose a lot of TONE when you do that and it can lead to other problems, the most common being either 1) a watt problem, or 2) a quad problem. Sometimes both. Those are really tough to deal with, but fortunately I'm an expert... |
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posted by Clint Phipps on Apr 25, 2002 01:30PM
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