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GUIDE TO 85 Lives
Vol. 1.
If you're new to this blog, note that all the content here is original and most of it given away freely; all that is asked is comments on the blog and grass root publicity. Do we want these jams to be huge like The Stones? OF COURSE!
... but that clearly is not our motive.
If this is your first time here, the editors have a label/tag you should notate.. yo gusto. Everything labeled/tagged yo gusto is really good stuff. Check it out.
That's one to grow on.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
GUIDE TO 85 Lives Vol. 1
த வரித்
Hi.
You may not know this but I am a writer. At the tender age of 8 I wrote a screen-play about a secret suburban sect of crusty juggler's whose day job was to play martial art experts in Saturday afternoon local TV specials.
In the eight grade I graduated to advanced biological journalism , utilizing the scientific method and my keenly matured use of observation, I would study the mating habits of Gila Monsters and the importance of grasshopper defoliation period on southwestern blue grama-dominated range land.

In my freshman year of high school I discovered Jack Kerouac when introduced to The Subterraneans; it was then I knew I had to go East.
As a younger man, I began to experiment with semi-autobiographical phantasy and RPW (role play writing).
Weaved thru all of these stages was lyrical composition. I've always be musical and when I became a full on musician, my ability to write really added to my rhythmic prowess.
While attending the University of Phoenix online, I would have deliver 5000 word essays on topics such as Neo-American Capitalism and the significance of Nafta on the indigenous people of Baja; I secretly loved the essay based courses since I can wax significant and long on all topics; citing claims with proveable footnotes from academically astute resources.
Currently I'm writing as a means of documentation and a creative outlet, but doing it for profit and new friends would be quite well indeed
You may not know this but I am a writer. At the tender age of 8 I wrote a screen-play about a secret suburban sect of crusty juggler's whose day job was to play martial art experts in Saturday afternoon local TV specials.
In the eight grade I graduated to advanced biological journalism , utilizing the scientific method and my keenly matured use of observation, I would study the mating habits of Gila Monsters and the importance of grasshopper defoliation period on southwestern blue grama-dominated range land.

In my freshman year of high school I discovered Jack Kerouac when introduced to The Subterraneans; it was then I knew I had to go East.
As a younger man, I began to experiment with semi-autobiographical phantasy and RPW (role play writing).
Weaved thru all of these stages was lyrical composition. I've always be musical and when I became a full on musician, my ability to write really added to my rhythmic prowess.
While attending the University of Phoenix online, I would have deliver 5000 word essays on topics such as Neo-American Capitalism and the significance of Nafta on the indigenous people of Baja; I secretly loved the essay based courses since I can wax significant and long on all topics; citing claims with proveable footnotes from academically astute resources.
Currently I'm writing as a means of documentation and a creative outlet, but doing it for profit and new friends would be quite well indeed
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
How do I begin

Cheers.
How do I begin
The first verse has a flaw, but FU, this is called demo-blogging...
Overall, this release is a bit sloppy but I'm starting to Nyquil so I don't really care right now.
Download
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
இ மசி ஹவே டு வெயிட்

This jam sounds very cure-ish and that's just what I was going for. There's a story attached to this but it just couldn't be uttered in the human tongue.
I may have to wait
Did you vote? Yes? Good. Here's a download for you.
And yes the opening whistle is here's a treat for Sushi, my shedding for legged roommate.
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Monday, November 3, 2008
kidz

Kidz is sort of excessive and introspective and may not do a lot for most other folks, but then again, the music found on 85 Lives is all original and not really made for most other folks; it's sort if you like it, great, if you don't that's fine too, we (I) probably don't like what you do neither.
But not trying to be be rough or another (a fairly natural reaction to initial, intimate, public, self-exposure)
Enjoy the saga that is
Kidz
The flute-sounding instrumentation was all Arizona, and it really does lead the arrangement.
download
This track is uploaded purely for introspection, if you download it and rock it, that's really unusual and special as it was not intended for more than 3-5 ears.
VINEUZI was a scrabble word that Arizona came up with during the fall of 2008.
Krumb

John Franklin Candy (October 31, 1950 – March 4, 1994)
Krumb
For the record, I don't like more than the first 20 seconds of this, this is a total filler entry, a total waste of time, not even a footnote, but here, if you're so sick and inclined, here's the Download
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Sorry, I've spent much of the day cuddling with iTunes, feeling sorry for myself and licking my unemployed wombs.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
3443 is almost operable again; new jams will be released this week. The OCt mixwit will issue will be resolved as well. I had my daughter with me today.

Good times, good night.

Good times, good night.
... and yes I know the OCt mixwit is busted, but then so is iTunes on my MiniMac; when it rains it pours.
Waking up sober on Sunday morning is a reward all of it's own.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
OCt
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This photo is embarrassing, but fortunately I haven't gotten this s*itty in quitesome time.
Didn't get any jams online yesterday but did make it to the Deerhunter show. Brought my bro Jimmy from small group. Kristen was so cool and is really my friend. Finally said hi to Jared and he was all smiles. Same with Josh. I think I'm sometimes to animated so Moses bugged a bit but he's super cool. Didn't say hi to Jay Retard but they definitely rocked. They remind me of Hüsker Dü... which is a total complement.
I missed the first half of Times New Viking's set but I could see what all the fuss is about. Very fresh. Pylon had the appropriate set space but played a bit long. There was this delightful dancing girl about 3 people away from me dancing and singing everyone of their songs; she might have been one of the members daughters.
Never did make it to the early voting. Wow. The most amazing girl just walked in and out of the coffee shop (Just looking... can't help it!) I've been haunting Inman Perk a bit lately.
Still need a 70k +/- day job. Gotta pay to play.
Lord Help me.
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Hi. If this is your first time here, be sure to check out the Guide to 85 Lives... it'll help you navigate thru the content, of course you can just browse and click all day if you want to, that's fine.
If you wanna go straight to the hits, go to scarrzz.
If you want to book, collaborate, or simply communicate with any of the artist listed here, let us know, we're open to playing festivals and traveling to see you.
