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I never really used Taxi for this purpose. We just used it for getting our recorded music more exposure.
I suppose it depends on your desire and need. We weren't looking to be song writers .. we were looking to promote ourselves.
Our Taxi membership let us get a usable, printable UPC, get on some mp3 download/buy sites like iTunes, wally world and a few others, and add some links to the site.. smile
It was worth for us at the time. <grin>


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Originally Posted By: rharv
I never really used Taxi for this purpose. We just used it for getting our recorded music more exposure.
I suppose it depends on your desire and need. We weren't looking to be song writers .. we were looking to promote ourselves.
Our Taxi membership let us get a usable, printable UPC, get on some mp3 download/buy sites like iTunes, wally world and a few others, and add some links to the site.. smile
It was worth for us at the time. <grin>


thanks for that insight, Bob! It's not necessarily an advantage that would occur to most of us... but there *IS* value derived that justifies the cost

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There is a new thread on the Keyboard Corner about Taxi so I posted a reply linking this thread. Here's the link because there's good info in that thread too:

http://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/2732945/1

One of the guys there, MathofInsects, responded with this after reading Guitarhackers posts here:

"At first I found guitarhacker's post to be incredibly informative, measured, and helpful. A nice dash of reality in an often foggy discussion. But then I realized: he is literate, intelligent, nuanced and logical. Yet he claims to be a guitar player. Therefore he is clearly a liar."

Since this forum is populated by a lot of guitarists I thought you guys would get a kick out of this. MOI is always coming up with funny stuff.

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Originally Posted By: jazzmammal
There is a new thread on the Keyboard Corner about Taxi so I posted a reply linking this thread. Here's the link because there's good info in that thread too:

http://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/2732945/1

One of the guys there, MathofInsects, responded with this after reading Guitarhackers posts here:

"At first I found guitarhacker's post to be incredibly informative, measured, and helpful. A nice dash of reality in an often foggy discussion. But then I realized: he is literate, intelligent, nuanced and logical. Yet he claims to be a guitar player. Therefore he is clearly a liar."

Since this forum is populated by a lot of guitarists I thought you guys would get a kick out of this. MOI is always coming up with funny stuff.

Bob




Now that's funny and worth every cent of the paper it's printed on.


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Keyboard players love to trash the guitar god types who hog the stage, play too loud, show up late drunk and stoned, get all the chicks and generally embarrass themselves.

Keyboardists are the studious intellectual types doncha know.

Other than that we're all cool...

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"At first I found guitarhacker's post to be incredibly informative, measured, and helpful. A nice dash of reality in an often foggy discussion. But then I realized: he is literate, intelligent, nuanced and logical. Yet he claims to be a guitar player. Therefore he is clearly a liar."


I'm with Herb. THAT is funny! I so didn't see it turning the way it did!


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they are an organization that helps songwriters get better and helps those that are great to get deals!

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