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the Butcher · 01-23-2004, 03:22 AM

...and leave it to Kevin G. to try to explain how cussing somehow makes everything bad. FUCK FUCK FUCKITY FUCK FUCK.

Kevin, ever since you started playing Phil Keagy, you thought you were somehow superior. In actuality, banging on a guitar's neck is not music. It's shit. And the fact that you can play someone else's music...Great! However, you suck at writing your own music, because I've heard your stuff and it's a complete ripoff of PK, only yours sucks.

Your parents help you in a different way? Yeh, by buying every fucking piece of equipment you ever asked for. And yes, having all that equipment DOES in fact make you better at donig recording. If I had even half the shit you guys did I guarantee I'd be able to record and master any fucking song or piece. So fuck you again.

Lastly, I went to your little "Majestic Studios" site, Eric. I downloaded the song by the Ivy League...it fucking sucked. The song also sucked, but that's not what's in question here. The snare sounded far away, the vocals were way too loud and they sounded flat. The poor attempt at panning the voices all the way to one side every other time was extremely annoying in the fact that it wasn't done properly at all. Everything about that recording was mediocre, at best. EVERYTHING. You charge $25 an hour? I'd rather burn $25 every hour than go spend it on your shitty recordings. Better yet, I'd rather spend a mere $10 more per hour and go to one of the best local studios around, Tim Bushong's home studio. He makes better recordings than you ever will, for prices better than you'll ever get. Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, Pliedes is cool and fuck all the rest of you, I'm out.

Kevin · 01-23-2004, 04:36 AM

Actually BW, when it comes to guitar... I'm pretty humble. I know theres people out there who are much better than I. I like using "slap harmonics" sometimes. I think it adds more "colors" to the music. I'm sorry if you don't like it. If you've heard anything I've recorded as far as I know, its the one song on the website, Phil's Song. Phil Keaggy is a big influence, along with other guitarists. I'm sorry if you don't like my music, I express myself through my music. If it doesn't communicate to you or your tastes, fine. Recording is an art, not everyone has the gift of having the ear or the knowledge to do it so I wouldn't get ahead of yourself. The Ivy League has been more talented than any band you've been in so before you judge them, why don't you recall your past. That recording was in fact a demo, not even a bass in the song. We basically have a professional studio, so yes... if you want to get professional quality, it costs money. I'm going to laugh in the future when Eric gets older and ends up recording very popular bands. I don't agree with what you think at all. Just a matter of opinion.

drumkideric · 01-23-2004, 09:55 AM

Ok the song posted on our website is a demo that was recorded about 1 year ago the day after I got my new multitrack. It was recorded in 1 day and no time at all was spent on it. I wasn't even mastered in protools, which i know have. If you listen to Kevin's songs on the cd he's going to be putting out then you can hear a huge differece in quality. Your opion about how the song sounds means nothing to me after listening to the shit that ATS used to play. The truth is you can't write songs that are good. So why don't you quit bashing other peoples stuff if yours is no better. The truth is Kevin is extremely talented at guitar for the age he is at. He has NEVER claimed to me superior to anyone. People have said that for him. The prices I charge at my studio are very cheap for everything that I have. They are fair prices.

AcTivE · 01-23-2004, 12:29 PM

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I'm glad we didn't forget that one. It's a nice variation.

01-23-2004, 03:22 AM	#26 (permalink)
the Butcher Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: that one place...you know, with the fire and damnation? oh yeh, hell. Posts: 895 Internets: 10	...and leave it to Kevin G. to try to explain how cussing somehow makes everything bad. FUCK FUCK FUCKITY FUCK FUCK. Kevin, ever since you started playing Phil Keagy, you thought you were somehow superior. In actuality, banging on a guitar's neck is not music. It's shit. And the fact that you can play someone else's music...Great! However, you suck at writing your own music, because I've heard your stuff and it's a complete ripoff of PK, only yours sucks. Your parents help you in a different way? Yeh, by buying every fucking piece of equipment you ever asked for. And yes, having all that equipment DOES in fact make you better at donig recording. If I had even half the shit you guys did I guarantee I'd be able to record and master any fucking song or piece. So fuck you again. Lastly, I went to your little "Majestic Studios" site, Eric. I downloaded the song by the Ivy League...it fucking sucked. The song also sucked, but that's not what's in question here. The snare sounded far away, the vocals were way too loud and they sounded flat. The poor attempt at panning the voices all the way to one side every other time was extremely annoying in the fact that it wasn't done properly at all. Everything about that recording was mediocre, at best. EVERYTHING. You charge $25 an hour? I'd rather burn $25 every hour than go spend it on your shitty recordings. Better yet, I'd rather spend a mere $10 more per hour and go to one of the best local studios around, Tim Bushong's home studio. He makes better recordings than you ever will, for prices better than you'll ever get. Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, Pliedes is cool and fuck all the rest of you, I'm out.
	meet me at the corner of 5th and pontiac. and make sure that no one else is with you, if you wish to see them alive again.

01-23-2004, 09:55 AM	#28 (permalink)
drumkideric Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 59 Internets: 10	Ok the song posted on our website is a demo that was recorded about 1 year ago the day after I got my new multitrack. It was recorded in 1 day and no time at all was spent on it. I wasn't even mastered in protools, which i know have. If you listen to Kevin's songs on the cd he's going to be putting out then you can hear a huge differece in quality. Your opion about how the song sounds means nothing to me after listening to the shit that ATS used to play. The truth is you can't write songs that are good. So why don't you quit bashing other peoples stuff if yours is no better. The truth is Kevin is extremely talented at guitar for the age he is at. He has NEVER claimed to me superior to anyone. People have said that for him. The prices I charge at my studio are very cheap for everything that I have. They are fair prices.
	Rock On

01-23-2004, 04:36 AM	#27 (permalink)
Kevin Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 16 Internets: 10	Actually BW, when it comes to guitar... I'm pretty humble. I know theres people out there who are much better than I. I like using "slap harmonics" sometimes. I think it adds more "colors" to the music. I'm sorry if you don't like it. If you've heard anything I've recorded as far as I know, its the one song on the website, Phil's Song. Phil Keaggy is a big influence, along with other guitarists. I'm sorry if you don't like my music, I express myself through my music. If it doesn't communicate to you or your tastes, fine. Recording is an art, not everyone has the gift of having the ear or the knowledge to do it so I wouldn't get ahead of yourself. The Ivy League has been more talented than any band you've been in so before you judge them, why don't you recall your past. That recording was in fact a demo, not even a bass in the song. We basically have a professional studio, so yes... if you want to get professional quality, it costs money. I'm going to laugh in the future when Eric gets older and ends up recording very popular bands. I don't agree with what you think at all. Just a matter of opinion.