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boyd
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just when I think I'm starting to know some things, I read fresh,
enlightening, honest words from you guys and realize how important this
forum is. I realize there are extremes being voiced, defining the highs
and lows - which is awesome; this is like the best market research. Like,
unregistered's comments... it's so insightful. bd

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ernixlopez
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Squirly wrote:
i think Eisley is gunna be one of those bands that go down in history,,, like Pink Floyd & Radiohead callibur.

Oh my God Uh! Shocked *in a Romy and Michelle moment*

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ali
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i'm totally with you, unregistered. i've heard of so many good indie bands through this forum and fans of eisley and eisley themselves.. it's almost overwhelming. but so cool. because now i can look at the list of bands playing south by southwest and go "hey! those guys are good! let's go see them."
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ali smells of buttered brownies turned upside down in Nyquil sauce.
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Nyquil sauce indeed! and on the subject... all ill say is the next show in sacramento.... im going!
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bd: aw, shucks.. thanks (:


yea ali.. man it's so cool.. this overflow of music. we know good bands now Very Happy

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gRegor
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BK wrote:
I'd also suggest being careful (of avoiding all-together) any posters featuring one member of the band. Even if you make posters for each member, fans will have favorites and it can quickly stop being about the band. (making posters featuring individual members is also a good way to make money, though)

Heh, yeah.. individual posters.. you know that will only lead to the members trying out side-solo-projects. Then we'll have a repeat of N'Sync and Justin Timberlake.. I've seen it a hundred times. Laughing

In answer to Kim's question, I see lots of bling bling, Cadillacs, and parties with P Diddy, yo. Wink

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xlight the firex
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i see them big in the christian market since any band thats christian and in mainstreem atleast a little christian try to make them really big for there market.
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boyd
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maybe someone in the band should learn polka. are there any polka radio stations? that could be huge.

i agree...no individual posters. that's never (ever) crossed my mind.
but, I can see Stacy and Justin teaming up, of course.

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(manifesto's sold separate)
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Kimbrtones
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I don't think individual posters is so bad.
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The_Sympt0m
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i see eisley getting so big the world decides to pay homage to them after they die by renaming donuts "eisleys" OMG that would rule!

-ben

PS dunkin eisleys!

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Really ... as long as there are five individual posters, I don't see the big deal. Unless the band compares sales. In which case, they should start comparing download statistics and such. Confused

I think it would be neat to buy all five, hand them side-by-side and enjoy an artsy looking giant poster thing.

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Near Harad
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they should make a buch of individual posters that when put together make a very large picture of the whole band

yes, we should change "donuts" to Eisleys

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Boyd said: "Maybe someone in the band should learn polka. are there any polka radio stations? that could be huge."

If you slowed it down a bit, you could waltz to it. I think that waltzes are much more in keeping with Eisley's style and aesthetic personally. I can't imagine anything better than sweeping that special someone across the dance floor to the lilting music of Eisley.

Polka is scary, but the dancing is even scarier. It only exists in Wisconsin, and I think they do it just to keep warm Very Happy .

Sorry I ain't groovin' like I used to (I've been gone for awhile),

Theogenes

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RogueBoy
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It's hard to say how successful Eisley will be, isn't it? They seem to have quite a wide appeal - my 7 year old sister will love em and so will my Jazz-loving Dad. Even if they don't make it to U2/Radiohead status they may make it to a kind of Flaming Lips status, although that's grown quite a lot since Yoshimi...What's the aim of the band? It's pretty obvious that they're not into the whole "rock star" thing, and they seem more about the pursuit of good art rather than anything else, which usually means that they're fiercely loved by some and others just say "yeah i've heard of them but i've never really listened to their stuff". Secretly, (or maybe not so secretly now) I hope that they gain some kind of middle-ground in the industry where they have a good team behind them (which they clearly do) and a long-lasting record deal. Hopefully they'll be one of these "well respected" bands with a tight fanbase like Teenage Fanclub or Mercury Rev, or maybe Mazzy Star or Counting Crows. I'm 21 now, and it'd be awesome to keep growing up with Eisley.

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