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awww :  i'm sorry to hear that. i'm sure its disappointing but its good to hear you still plan on making music on your own. *hugs*
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pbnj [ 13 Oct 2004 13:27 ]
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Well me being a musician can pretty well relate. You probubly knew that I would be the first or at least the seconded to post this.  I have had really good bands myself come and go. All the charting and getting every note right. To some it is just 60 to 90 minutes of music. But to us it goes on after they leave. We are practicing again for another gig. All the sound mixes and setting up the programs for the midi patches in the boards as well as on the guitars are a pain. Sound checks and light checks. The stress as well as the excitement of being up there and no matter how you hurt from the swelling of joints in the fingures you still crack a smile. Then comes the time when all that work grinds to a halt. Friends become bitter enimies. But threw it all comes the neat thing about it. Your reborn to do what ever you like. Meet new musicians and hear sounds you only dream of in your mind. Then you no what Ahjah?  ........The cacoon becomes a butterfly all over again. If I was over there I would love to help you. So seeing how that is not so, I thought this would help you on your quest. Keep rockin! 
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tda42 [ 13 Oct 2004 13:29 ]
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That's bad news, Ahjah, sorry to hear it.
I hope all works out for something good in the future.
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Ozymandias Jones [ 13 Oct 2004 13:38 ]
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I am sorry ahjah! I wish better days for you!
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JanReinar [ 13 Oct 2004 13:58 ]
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Tormie [ 13 Oct 2004 14:15 ]
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TORMENTOR";p="13597 wrote:
I agree...
maybe it is a blessing in disguise.... 
Start a Solo career....
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Landman [ 13 Oct 2004 15:08 ]
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Yeh...do a Roger Waters! Fu.....rget the rest of the band and get out there and play that funky music. Seriously, I'm sure you can do it on your own. If you need an 'exotic dancer' then I'm your man 
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Paul Mon [ 13 Oct 2004 15:31 ]
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hey ajah being a singer myself ...I can understand how you feel...but you know what ..nothing ever happens without a reason...I firmly believe this is just a release to lead you on to bigger and better things..take heart and go after your dreams....music never dies it just takes on different notes.
I know that your music will become better for this time of change..keep on playing those notes.. 
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messenger [ 13 Oct 2004 16:44 ]
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I'm sorry to hear about your band. I hope everything works out for you
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TdaC [ 13 Oct 2004 19:55 ]
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This is not a good thing....but hopefully it will turn around for you.
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Hawktoey [ 14 Oct 2004 00:31 ]
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Thanks a lot for your kind supporting comments 
Those of you, who have read my interview,know already what I am believing in.
I´m shure, everything has to happen just like it does and will show up as the right way in the end.
Of course, it tears me apart just now, but I know deep inside, that everything will be all right and even better. Things and people come and go. If someone leaves, there´s a place for something new. That´s the way it is and will always be.
This place is really something special, I love you
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ahjah [ 14 Oct 2004 00:46 ]
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Quote:
just like it does and will show up as the right way in the end
Oh, yes, everything is like life 
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Tormie [ 14 Oct 2004 06:21 ]
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or "life is like a box of chocolates......
you never know what your gonna get......" 
----Forest Gump
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Landman [ 14 Oct 2004 14:56 ]
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I'm sorry to hear this Ahjah I hope they change their minds, but if not, maybe it was for the best and something new and wonderful will happen with your music. Just keep the faith, the hopes and dreams alive and keep playing your music 
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guiltypleasures [ 15 Oct 2004 05:43 ]
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