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amandamae
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lazerbith wrote:
Hanson did it.
And look at them.
They have full control.
They still tour. They have a bus.
They support and feed 8 whatever children.
And Taylor still has enough money to buy his girl jeans.
I don't care if the guy named his kid Eisley.
Homie is dropping the ball. Or his minions are.


i didn't even see you that wrote this before i wrote my comment. great minds think alike! Smile yay for Hanson!!! (and Eisley!)
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vivalaspopie
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lazerbith wrote:
Hanson did it.
And look at them.
They have full control.
They still tour. They have a bus.
They support and feed 8 whatever children.
And Taylor still has enough money to buy his girl jeans.
I don't care if the guy named his kid Eisley.
Homie is dropping the ball. Or his minions are.

Hanson also probably STILL has money coming in from Mmbop. Eisley's never had that kind of popularity/momentum to keep themselves going.

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Saellys
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They didn't have EPs to sell at the show? Seriously? Of all the screwups Eisley have had to endure during their signed career, that has to be the worst.

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tahruh wrote:
And no tour bus. They seem to be f-ing them over. I honestly see mainstream success with 'The Valley', so I'm not sure why they're dropping the ball as they seem to have with them.


A lot of bands don't have tour busses. Razz


Eisley did on their last headlining tour.

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Buses are flipping expensive to rent or buy, but yeah, this EP thing is a royal screwjob.
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I just don't even get how that happens. Ridiculous, if you ask me.
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We're looking for answers too.... Confused Rolling Eyes
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Wake up WB!! You're dissing our band Rolling Eyes
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vivalaspopie wrote:
lazerbith wrote:
Hanson did it.
And look at them.
They have full control.
They still tour. They have a bus.
They support and feed 8 whatever children.
And Taylor still has enough money to buy his girl jeans.
I don't care if the guy named his kid Eisley.
Homie is dropping the ball. Or his minions are.

Hanson also probably STILL has money coming in from Mmbop. Eisley's never had that kind of popularity/momentum to keep themselves going.

Ja.

I'm into the indie scene much more than mainstream, and I had no clue Hanson were still doing anything. Indie is fine if you don't mind toiling in obscurity.

One thing WB does: pays for recording time up front. Rosewood may be local but I'm sure they still charge a bundle like everywhere else.

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I might be mistaken but isn't the upcoming album the third and last album under contract with WB? I hope that's the case.
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grain thrower wrote:
vivalaspopie wrote:
lazerbith wrote:
Hanson did it.
And look at them.
They have full control.
They still tour. They have a bus.
They support and feed 8 whatever children.
And Taylor still has enough money to buy his girl jeans.
I don't care if the guy named his kid Eisley.
Homie is dropping the ball. Or his minions are.

Hanson also probably STILL has money coming in from Mmbop. Eisley's never had that kind of popularity/momentum to keep themselves going.

Ja.

I'm into the indie scene much more than mainstream, and I had no clue Hanson were still doing anything. Indie is fine if you don't mind toiling in obscurity.

One thing WB does: pays for recording time up front. Rosewood may be local but I'm sure they still charge a bundle like everywhere else.


1) It doesn't matter if WB pays for the album up front, because Eisley never sees a cent of those album sales.
2) Eisley has the musical and recording know-how (and again, connections) to record an album for a few thousand dollars. I don't know specifically about Eisley's sales, but from what I gather, they'd probably be able to make more than $100,000 per album if they did everything independently.

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Okay, on an optimistic note, maybe they're trying to correct the Away We Go problem, and doing a rush job reprinting CDs.

YES, I know that is VERY Generous of me. Laughing

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wilsmith wrote:
Okay, on an optimistic note, maybe they're trying to correct the Away We Go problem, and doing a rush job reprinting CDs.

YES, I know that is VERY Generous of me. Laughing


isn't Away We Go just on the digital release to replace the Max cover?

Physical ep Track List - (on tour)

1. The Valley 3:16 (track off LP)
2. Ambulance 3:54 (track off LP)
3. 192 Days 3:50 (garage band demo)
4. Telescope Eyes 3:19 (performed by Max Bemis)

Digital ep Track List - iTunes

1. Ambulance 3:54
2. The Valley 3:16
3. Away We Go 3:00 (*see comment below!)
4. 192 Days 3:50

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^Yep, they didn't have to reprint EPs. WB just didn't send the buggers on time for the first show.
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Got my wires crossed about with GB Demo was on the physical EP... my bad.

Chalk it up to my not going to a show and assuming I won't get one, so not even paying the track listing for it any detailed mind.

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JBaker wrote:
grain thrower wrote:
vivalaspopie wrote:
lazerbith wrote:
Hanson did it.
And look at them.
They have full control.
They still tour. They have a bus.
They support and feed 8 whatever children.
And Taylor still has enough money to buy his girl jeans.
I don't care if the guy named his kid Eisley.
Homie is dropping the ball. Or his minions are.

Hanson also probably STILL has money coming in from Mmbop. Eisley's never had that kind of popularity/momentum to keep themselves going.

Ja.

I'm into the indie scene much more than mainstream, and I had no clue Hanson were still doing anything. Indie is fine if you don't mind toiling in obscurity.

One thing WB does: pays for recording time up front. Rosewood may be local but I'm sure they still charge a bundle like everywhere else.


1) It doesn't matter if WB pays for the album up front, because Eisley never sees a cent of those album sales.
2) Eisley has the musical and recording know-how (and again, connections) to record an album for a few thousand dollars. I don't know specifically about Eisley's sales, but from what I gather, they'd probably be able to make more than $100,000 per album if they did everything independently.

Sure they have the know-how, but they sure couldn't spend a whole month at a professional studio tinkering around with the assistance of professional engineers, technicians, and session musicians. I know some people like their nickel-and-dime approach on the self-made EPs, but I think Eisley songs deserve a bigger & better treatment. I love all the sounds on 'Combinations' and I love what they've produced so far with 'Ambulance' and 'The Valley.' Furthermore, they seem to enjoy that freedom to expand their horizons - those Fire Kite tracks are as Eisley worked them, before any WB mixer has stepped in. As long as they have the opportunity to make the kind of music they want to make, I'm all for their decisions.

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