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Happy Birthday! via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice January 5th, 2009 at 18:36

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com Planning For 2009 If you do not make a plan for 2009 you will accomplish less than those who do. This is a proven fact from numerous studies. You need to write them down, make them specific, and review them on a frequent basis. To help with this I have made a FREE planning guide for 2009 that is available with all of my free ebook at the musician library. Download the Free planning guide here. Marketing Ideas From Disney Disney has a deal now where they will let kids into the park for free on their birthday. This is brilliant as how is the kid going to get there? So now a family will plan a $4000 vacation to save the price of a Disney ticket (what is that 50, 80 bucks?). You can use this idea too. If your email list software allows you to...

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The Biggest Loser’s Dan Evans is Going All Out With Music via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice December 26th, 2008 at 19:47

Dan weighed 310 lbs when we started the biggest loser. He lost 110 lbs and is now out making music. When asked about how he got to 310 Dan admitted that with all the drive-throughs etc, he was drinking almost a 12 pack of soft drinks a day. Then add to that french fries etc. We find out what it was like for a typical day on The Biggest Lost ranch. We also hear how Dan is handling his weight now and we get to hear the title track his new CD “Goin All Out.” We get to hear the title track his new CD “Goin All Out.” This is a great CD filled with positive, honest lyrics that combine country and rock. I love the title track and Letter to My Addiction. Goin All Out has made it to #7 on the Country Billboard Charts. It’s also available in iTunes. We also get a...

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Your Band’s E-mail Address via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice December 14th, 2008 at 21:11

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com My Gmail Account Got Hijacked I went to login to my account. That’s funny, it won’t let me in. Then when I used the password reminder, it sent my password to an email that wasn’t mine. A week later and I still can’t get google to give it back to me on a permanent basis. They did, and the hijacker got to the email before I did. Now when I try to get my gmail account back I get “Thank you for your report. For account security, we limit the number of requests that can be processed about the same account. Please wait a few days and try filling out the form again.” Can they be a bit more vague? A few days? What is that, 2, 8 10, 15? NICE. So now I’ve listed all my contact information at...

In Seth Godin, Music Business, free ebook, band email, derek sivers, e mail address, independent music industry, unleashing the ideavirus, podcast, Music Marketing

MySpace - I TOLD YOU SO via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice December 7th, 2008 at 20:22

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com Today we talk about a band that lost it MySpace page when MySpace decided to pull it from them. There is nothing the band can do. After all what are they going to do ask for their money back? This is why every band should use their website as their home base, and use sites like MySpace and Facebook to be additional items to your website. Sponsors: www.budget.com/musician save $30 off a weekly rental or 10% off any other time rental. Get your own .com domain name using go daddy coupon code cooler3 at www.godaddy.com MySpace Horror Story of the band Mobile Dave talks about how people were use mp3.com to make a nice income. Then it got sued, then it got purhcased, and now its gone. Bands that were using this as their primary contact for...

In Myspace, Mp3.com, podcast, Music Marketing

Make Your CD Go Viral via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice November 23rd, 2008 at 20:36

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com This is show 221. Sponsor: Get your inexpensive Budget Rental Car savings. Save $30 off weekly rentals, or 10% off other time rentals at www.budget.com/musician Hello Stranger CD Campaign Julian Moor and the Band Georgia Wonder (www.gwonder.com ) created 40 CDs with a message “Hello stranger I am on a journey please pick me up.” The only thing you have to do is go to our website and report where you found the CD, then leave it somewhere for someone else to find. Find out how this is working, how fast its working, and what to expect from this idea. Music “Hello Stranger” from the Band Georgia Wonder. Buy the CD or download at CDBaby.com You can also buy it at...

In musician, CD, Georgia Wonder, hello stranger, Viral Marketing, podcast, Music Marketing

A Cool Music Marketing Site via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice November 16th, 2008 at 01:57

I just found out about a new service. It’s called Our Stage. It’s kind of a Sonicbids (as you get a FREE EPK, and the ability to get gigs) meets Garageband (as you get reviewed by industry types) meets MySpace (as you can have friends). Meets American Idol (as you can enter and win monthly prizes of $5,000. There are also “Channel” prizes where you can win $100. Here is some text I copied from the website. How Does Our Stage Work? As an artist, your first step is to upload your music or video and decide which channel competition to enter. Then, fans judge the work side by side with the work of others. Our unique judging capability (called Peer Relative Ranking, but don’t worry about that) makes sure that each piece is judged fairly by the real audience-...

In free, Contest, battle of the bands, business cards, music sales, our stage, podcast, Music Marketing

Building Your Tribe via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice November 10th, 2008 at 21:19

The band O.A.R. sells their CD on a USB bracelet. If you buy the bracelet at a show, you can come back after the show and have that night’s show saved to the USB drive. They are also selling these recordings (on a USB drive) on their website for $30. So they charge a little more to get people to buy the bracelet, but in the end you get a one of a kind product, and now you have a memory that can live on forever. Queen Makes You Buy Without Hearing It Queen and Paul Rogers are using a similar tactic on their new Cosmos Rocks CD. You can pre order their new CD, and in addition to the CD you receive FREE ACCESS to the Queen & Paul Rodgers “Album Club” This means you get first crack at listening to the new album. You get previously unreleased live tracks. Automatic entry...

In ac dc, paul rogers, queen paul rodgers, usb drive, Seth Godin, Music Business, podcast

Podcast: Guy Fawkes and Barak Obama via cloudsoup November 4th, 2008 at 23:44

It’s nearly November the 5th and Obama’s nearly President. Listen to our take on......

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Leave it All On The Stage via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice October 28th, 2008 at 00:46

Buddy Guy Rocks The Stage at Age 75 There is a reason Buddy Guy has 5 grammys and has inspired Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray, and Jimi Hendrix. He is a great performer. Watch this video and you will see how he is not faking one note. He also uses dynamics, smiles while he is on stage, and gives it everything he has. He leaves it on the stage. Dr. Pepper Marketing Dr. Pepper said that if the Guns n Roses album Chinese Democracy came out this year they would give away Dr. Pepper. Well the album hits stores November 23rd. They have decided to give away coupons on ONE day, and they are for ONE bottle. Why can’t indies do this? With the world series going on, why not say “I’m such a huge fan that if the Phillies win I’m giving away a track from my album. It’s a win-win...

In amie street, chinese democracy, dr pepper, guns n roses, guy rocks, podcast, Music Marketing

10 Music Marketing Tools via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice October 19th, 2008 at 04:04

This show originates at www.musicanscooler.com Cool iPod Application for Sound Engineers I’ve got a great iPhone app for the Cooler - at least their techie friends. It’s called SignalScope and it’s a full-scale real time audio analyzer which will handle the full 20-20kHz audio range*. I’ve already used it on a bunch of gigs and it works great to tweak monitors, or check problems at front of house. It may not be as accurate as professional RTAs costing $1000 or more, but at $25, it’s the best money I’ve spent this year! Every live sound engineer should get it Thanks to Paul from www.mesasand.com Throat Spray for Musicians Brian from www.jhenryband.com likes www.throatcooler.com They are drug free and takes the edge off a dry throat when they...

In budget, Indie Band, artist feature, itunes canada, Music Maketing, reverb nation, reverbnation, techie friends, podcast, Music Marketing

Keep Your Gigs Moving via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice October 12th, 2008 at 22:04

This site originates at www.musicianscooler.com and is sponsored by Budget Rent a Car where you can save 30% on a week rental or 10% off other rentals at www.budget.com/musician Win a Copy of Get Your Band Out of the Basement and Keep Them Out of the Asylum You can win a copy of my ebook by providing your feedback (good and bad) at www.musicianscooler.com/contest Music Marketing Tools Last we we talk about www.ping.fm and this week we mention www.tubemogul.com and www.hellotxt.com which are all used to syndicate your information on numerous sites by posting information in one place. Keep Your Gigs Moving Rich Palmer writes in with a question, “How do you keep your band’s set moving. It seems like bands lose their momentum in between songs. It takes too much time in between...

In Music, Social networking, podsafe music network, blip, Budget Rent a Car, fm, hell text, ping, podcast, Music Marketing

Attracting New Band Members via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice October 5th, 2008 at 22:37

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com our sponsor is Budget rental car. Get 30% off weekly rentals or 10% off other time periods. Go to http://www.budget.com/musician Attracting New Members To Your Band I recently started a new podcast about Online Dating Resources and one of the things I’ve found is that your personal profile should be positive. Nobody is attracted to someone who complains. You can approach the marketing for your band. If you are putting an advertisement for a new band member, don’t fill it with what you are NOT looking for. Instead, you should simply put what you are looking for in a band member. Instead of saying “Looking for a guitarist. No druggies, ego maniacs, no alcoholics, with no transporation.” Why not spin this into,...

In facebook, band bio, budget rental car, ego maniacs, start a band, www myspace, Indie Band, podcast

Audience Feedback - How Do You Get it? via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice September 29th, 2008 at 06:10

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com This is show 214 The Positive Side of Negative Comments When I was a customer service representative there was a simple way to find out someting from your customers. YOU ASK. Now I know they may say something negative, but then you have the opportunity to remedy the situation and make them fans for life. The problem is not everyone is interested in filling out a survery. So to make it worth their trouble, you need to offer them something for free (like give away a CD). Contests Can Help Build Site Interactivity and Feedback I found a cool tool at www.contestfreemachine.com which makes it very easy to obtain feedback, and at the end the system e-mails the winner and gets their mailing address. It also blocks duplicate vots and more. There...

In Music Promotion, audience feedback, bee bumble and the stingers, customer service, customer service representative, dates from hell show, jaeger jacket, music fair, music rest, yamaha music, podcast, Music Marketing

Dancing with the Stars Must Die via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice September 22nd, 2008 at 04:09

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com Dancing with the Stars is Going to Make Me Gauge My Eyes Out I was at a club this weekend and the band was playing some old 60’s tunes. They launch into Journey to the Center of your mind by Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes, and a couple gets up to do their “Cross Country Ballrom Dancing” routine. This included lots of posing, and (of course) a dip at the end. This has to stop. Cool MySpace Widget I was over at www.jimmiebratcher.com when I was he was using some social networking widget called “Gydget.” You can find it at http://www.gydget.com/home/bands This seems to really boost alot of intereactivity at myspace and facebook, etc. You can sell tickets, ringtones, music and more while you add “top...

In google, google maps, dancing with the stars, journey to the center of your mind, mapquest, ted nugent and the amboy dukes, Indie Band, podcast, Music Marketing

Global Roundtable via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice September 14th, 2008 at 21:02

Props From Randy at the Ryhme and Melody Podcast. Check them out at http://www.rhymeandmelody.com/ Tips on Creating a Set List How to choose and effective Set lists From Andy at www.myspace.com/jesuistrois Practice and record various set lists once you have decided on/written your songs Record Various Sets at 30 60 90 minutes, and listen back, see how they sound, which songs work together, (these dont yet need to be studio recordings) One way to test how well songs go is to use media player, make up play lists including the different songs you have recorded At any point you may be usually asked to play, 30 minutes, 60 Minutes, or 2*45 minutes Prepare and rehearse before accepting work Always ask about expected playtime!! An Effective set should include some of the following elements...

In Marketing, Musicians, Creating Set Lists, DIY Promotion, even software, free musicians, giant killer, Go Daddy Codes, ryhme, Sell CDs, free ebook, podcast

Ending the Starving Artist Myth via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice September 8th, 2008 at 03:30

This podcast originates at www.musicianscooler.comThis is show 211 (listen to show). We hear how musicians are “starving” and how there isn’t enough money. Well it’s true, the potential to make less money than a lawyer is greater. However, becuase we accept this, we need to manage our money better than the average Joe. Today we talk with Veteran Musician Doug Ross who has been writing financial advice for musicans (and non musicians) on savng money, and making money. You can find Doug at www.dougross.net There is a great book that Doug Mentiones that you can download as a pdf called “Common Sense” by Art Williams” Get Bob Baker’s Free Report “How to Recession-Proof Your Music Career: 39 Ways Musicians, Bands and Record Labels Can...

In recession proof, art williams, Dave Ramsey, Doug Ross, starving artist, Touring on a budget, veteran musician, podsafe music network, podcast

Getting More Wedding Gigs (repost) via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice August 26th, 2008 at 15:10

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com this is show 208. Musicians Guide to Brides Today I talk with Anne Roos who is the author of the book Musician’s Guide to Brides How to Make Money Playing Weddings and has a huge amount of experience playing weddings. There are some great tips in the book (and this interview). If you’ve been afraid to play a wedding, this book walks you through the whole process. The tips in the book are great for the music business in general (so if you’re playing clubs, the marketing tips will work for club bookers as much as brides). Some great points include: “Showing up late with a great excuse does not equal “on time.” “It’s all about the bride.” “Coming up with the right price.” She has...

In Marketing Tips, club bookers, musicians guide, wedding gigs, Anne Roos, get more gigs, make money playing music, podcast

Getting More Wedding Gigs via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice August 24th, 2008 at 18:57

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com this is show 208. Musicians Guide to Brides Today I talk with Ann Roos who is the author of the book Musician’s Guide to Brides How to Make Money Playing Weddings and has a huge amount of experience playing weddings. There are some great tips in the book (and this interview). If you’ve been afraid to play a wedding, this book walks you through the whole process. The tips in the book are great for the music business in general (so if you’re playing clubs, the marketing tips will work for club bookers as much as brides). Some great points include: “Showing up late with a great excuse does not equal “on time.” “It’s all about the bride.” “Coming up with the right price.” She has...

In Ann Roos, Wedding Bands, Marketing Tips, club bookers, musicians guide, wedding gigs, Music Promotion, podcast, Music Marketing

Twitter For Musicians via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice August 19th, 2008 at 05:52

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com This is show 209 Get your own .com domain name by using the coupon code cooler3 at www.godaddy.com Kadoink Wdiget Music Promotion Tool Rich Palmer from Blog Views and Blues podcast Reviews www.kadoink.com which is a great widget to promote your music. He is using at his www.RichDesoto.comwebsite. 4 Resources for Musicians Paul from www.mesasand.com he got it from www.isound.com the artcile states: Sunrise Promotions http://www.sunrise-promotions.com/ Sunrise Promotions is a great inexpensive newsletter service that allows you to connect with your fans on a monthly basis. They offer newsletters with no cap on subscribers for only $5 a month. The newsletter service does require you to be a little knowledgeable with html but at $5 a month you...

In Uncategorized, Twitter, Kadoink, newsletter service, promotion tool, Music Promotion, facebook, Social networking, podcast

Empowered Musician Author Chris Juergensen via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice August 4th, 2008 at 04:54

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com This is show number 207 Independent artist, session guitarist and music educator, Chris Juergensen shows you the steps you need to take to make music your career. Subjects include: building and maintaining your website, recording and releasing your own music, marketing on a tight budget, selling from your site and through internet retailers, digital distribution, royalties, publishing, personal finance and more. This book will pay for itself with one CD sale. Available at lulu.com Today Chris and I discuss his book, his time in Japan, getting your music promoted on Podcasts, and more. He has a great marketing idea about working with other local musicians (that will boost CD sales). In his “tales from the road” Chris talks about...

In Selling Music, cdbaby, Chris Juergensen, Empowered Musician, marketing on a tight budget, music educator, session guitarist, sweet mellissa, Uncategorized, podsafe music network, podcast, Music Marketing

Press Kit Tips - 3 Link Monday via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice July 29th, 2008 at 02:11

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com this is show 206 Three Sites To Surf Today we have three sites you may want to check out. Songness http://www.songness.com/ is a fair way to evaluate and market new songs, and systematically introduces fans to songs they might otherwise miss. You will have your song evaluated by 200 people. Their engine suggests music that they like. It opens in September, so you may want ot check it out. MySpace Lets Band Find Their Fans You can apply at https://advertise.myspace.com/apply.html you spend 25 and every time someone clicks they deducts .25 from your account. This means you will get 100 people to your profile. In my book that’s kind of pricey. If you use this please let me know if this is bringing results. Last.fm Providing Royalties You...

In Music reviews, feature interview, indiegrrl, MySpace Tips, Royalties, uploadmusic, Uncategorized, podcast

Download Cards Deliver Serious Profits to Musicians via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice July 21st, 2008 at 17:06

Download Cards - Another Tool For the Music Marketing Mind Today I have a discussion with Matthew James of Music Manufacturing Services at www.mmsdirect.com where in addition to offering to manufacturer your musicon CDs, and Vinyl they now offer Music Download Cards. You can have 500 cards created for around .64 each. You decide how many songs a person can download (up to 25) if/wehn it will expire, and how much the cards costs. As people are use to spending .99 on a song, if you sell a card that enables them to download 12 songs for $6.00 you would be makingsome seriousprofit. Thisis agreat tool to add to your music marketing arsenal. Another benefit of Music Download Cards is that it enables you to sell downloads without a credit card. A person could either pay in cash at a gig, or...

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Live Looping - Never Split Your Pay Again via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice July 14th, 2008 at 20:07

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.comand is brought you by the Mevi Super Panel where you can win cash and prizes for voiceing your opinion about the Mevio website, and for getting previews of shows, videos, and more. Sign up at superpanel.mevio.com Today we are talking about “Live Looping.” This is where you have a pedal that you record a chord progression (or percussion) and it plays it over and over (it “loops” it). More and more sophisticated technology has come out where you can have multiple parts that play on top of each other (with the ability to stop just one certain loop). The best part is if you live in an area where there are no other musicians, you can go out and play LIVE with a few pieces of technology. K.T. Tunstall has a JamMan check...

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Does Your Gig Have Fireworks? via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice July 7th, 2008 at 16:47

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com Does your Gig Have Fireworks? I watched a fireworks display on the 4th of July (USA Birthday party). I noticed something that applies to gigs. They start with a big bang, and get people’s attention. They then get into some rhythm. The end “sets” with a flourish and leave people wanting more. They mix up the big bangs with softer booms, the red explosions with the green ones. The end with their best performance. So you can follow this lead. Make sure each set ends with a great song to entice people to stay. Make sure you don’t play a bunch of songs that sound the same (even though fireworks are great, if you watch the same type over and over, it gets boring). Most importantly, leave it all on the stage. When a...

In Musicians Cooler, Bandit Newsletter, best performance, big bang, booms, marketing resources, rythm, podcast, Music Marketing

Details on Playing in Second Life via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice June 30th, 2008 at 23:45

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com Todays show is brought to you by the Mevio SuperPanel, which is a way you listeners or viewers can get your voice heard and give YOUR suggestions on how to improve the Mevio network by taking exclusive surveys. Once you register for the SuperPanel at superpanel.mevio.com you can get sneak previews of shows, innovative advertisements and cool promotions. And the best part is, everyone who registers for the Super Panel and takes a survey has the chance to win cash and prizes Details on Playing in Second Life Today we get some details from www.dabluezpreacher.com about how he gets gigs in Second Life, how much money he makes, how much time it takes, and more. I hook my mixer up to my computer via soundcard and make sure my sound is coming...

In cash and prizes, music button, rehearsal space, sam broadcaster, software sam, venue owner, Uncategorized, podcast

Getting the Most Out of Free Downloads via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice June 16th, 2008 at 05:19

Today we get a great idea about getting the most exposure from free downloads on your site. Getting the Most Out of Your Band’s Free Downloads If you’re worried about giving your music fore free, I would agree. Typically most people require a enail address and name (so sign up for the newsletter to get a free song). Some people make free music available to those who purchase their CD (available as “bonus” material). But there are those that want to take the Chic Fil-A at the mall approach and give you a song for free in hopes that you buy the whole CD (where at the Mall the Chic Fil-A restaturant gives you a piece of chicken hoping you will buy a whole sandwich). But if these people take your music and like it, they may not know how to get more. Well today Dave...

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Making It Easy For Fans - Again via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice June 9th, 2008 at 14:42

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com Today we talk about are you making it easy for your fans to find you, buy from you, come see you? I went to go see some bands this weekend and I had to use their website to find them and it was awful. Todays show is brought to you by the Mevio SuperPanel, which is a way you can get your voice heard and give YOUR suggestions on how to improve the Mevio network by taking exclusive surveys. Once you register for the SuperPanel at superpanel.mevio.com you can get sneak previews of shows, innovative advertisements and cool promotions. The best part is, everyone who registers for the Super Panel and takes a survey has the chance to win cash and prizes. Go to http://superpanel.mevio.com FROM THE GROUP From Michael Van Laar Perhaps this could be...

In Email Solutions, Streaming Audio, Uncategorized, Indie Band, podcast

Move Your Music Forward via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice June 3rd, 2008 at 04:56

This show originates at http://www.musicianscooler.com Today we talk with David Hooper about his new book Moving Your Music Forward which is available at amazon.com SPONSOR: The Mevio Super Panel at superpanel.mevio.com Today’s show is brought to you by the Mevio SuperPanel, which is a way you listeners or viewers can get your voice heard and give YOUR suggestions on how to improve the Mevio network by taking exclusive surveys.. Once you register for the SuperPanel at superpanel.mevio.com you can get sneak previews of shows, innovative advertisements and cool promotions.. The best part is, everyone who registers for the Super Panel and takes a survey has the chance to win cash and prizes In his new book "Move Your Music Forward" David Hooper provides...

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500 Bucks a Gig MINIMUM via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice May 25th, 2008 at 20:52

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com This is show 198 Today we have Bob Baker author of such books as Guerilla Music Marketing Handbook and MySpace Music Marketing is hosting his own Indie Buzz Boot Camp. It sounds like a Music Conference like no other. It won’t just tell you what to do, but HOW to do it. JUST RELEASED "How to Tap Into the Lucrative College Music Market - the Ari Nisman Interview" on sale for $37! Sponsor: Mevio Super Panel http://superpanel.mevio.com Today’s show is brought to you by the Mevio SuperPanel, which is a way you listeners or viewers can get your voice heard and give YOUR suggestions on how to improve the Mevio network by taking exclusive surveys. Once you register for the SuperPanel at...

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Throw A Nickel Sale via The Musicians Cooler - Where Musicians Trade Advice May 19th, 2008 at 23:05

This show originates from www.musicianscooler.com and this is show 197 SPONSOR Today’s show is brought to you by the Mevio SuperPanel, which is a way you listeners or viewers can get your voice heard and give YOUR suggestions on how to improve the Mevio network by taking exclusive surveys. Once you register for the SuperPanel at superpanel.mevio.com you can get sneak previews of shows, innovative advertisements and cool promotions. And the best part is, everyone who registers for the Super Panel and takes a survey has the chance to win cash and prizes. Check it out at http://superpanel.mevio.com FROM THE GROUP LAST FM Great Posts about getting involved with last.fm PART I and PART II Blend Music and Pictures http://biz.animoto.com/musicsubmissions.html from Rachel...

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