electrons wrote:When he went to the bar, in his very deep, relatively thick Dutch accent, he requested: "I would like One Pabst, a Blue Ribbon, and 2 PBRs, please." The bartender, a bit confused, briefly gazed at Jair, squinted, and then coldly stated with a short, upward head nod, "Lemme see your ID".

I don't get it!

Those goofy Dutch!

John CIV wrote:...why men in Chicago with a recording company would send music for free to people around the world in a format that wasn't virtual.

We do these things because we are Americans, and Americans are the best people in the world.

Fuck you, soccer!

electrons wrote:When in Rome....

Ryan, you should tell this story since it would require mention of your schlong.

At poker on Tuesday, I heard the .22 song "Are You Still There Cheri," or whatever it's called and it was really great. I had forgotten how great that song was until I heard it again at poker on Tuesday. Shortly thereafter I lost $126 dollars on the third nuts, and it didn't even bother me.

Salut! .22 and your song, "Are You Still There Cheri." Or whatever it's called! Salut!

tommydski wrote:

I received the same package today.

THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU

thank you roydale!

i thought i was getting a sampler cd. instead i got four great albums. i received them on birthday no less.

thanks again,
ben

Folks,

I have received many requests for Roydale care packages since the July 4, 2007, cut-off date for such requests. While I appreciate your interest, I will not fulfill these requests.

If we want to make this giveaway a real indie scene/community exercise, then perhaps some of the folks who received these Roydale CDs might volunteer to burn copies of these CDs and send them along to you. Perhaps they might even keep the burned copies for themselves and send the original CDs to you.

This, my friends, would be in the spirit of things!

Sincerely,
Bradley R. Montebianco

Bummer

Well. If anyone who received a copy of this set and wouldn't mind sending me a copy, it would be most appreciated!

PM me, and I'll try my best to make it worth your while!

Cheers

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:Folks,

I have received many requests for Roydale care packages since the July 4, 2007, cut-off date for such requests. While I appreciate your interest, I will not fulfill these requests.

If we want to make this giveaway a real indie scene/community exercise, then perhaps some of the folks who received these Roydale CDs might volunteer to burn copies of these CDs and send them along to you. Perhaps they might even keep the burned copies for themselves and send the original CDs to you.

This, my friends, would be in the spirit of things!

Sincerely,
Bradley R. Montebianco

I'd be glad to burn copies for people - though it'll be a few weeks as I haven't gotten hold of mine yet (not Bradley's fault).

Drop me a line...

Bradley, your band rocks. This "Brian O." - he is a good singer. Kind of sings like Jeff Bridges talks.


Salut!

I bought an iPod, ripped all my CDs to my hard drive and sold most of them on ebay. I kept the Roydale care package because it would have been lame to sell them.

I'd now like to pass along some love.

First person to PM me with their address and a 100 word essay about why they should win gets:

.22 Watertown
The Missouri Compromise Creation of Maine
The Bitter Tears s/t

but fuck you you ain't gettin' my chopsticks.

Don't thank me, thank your good friend Brad and his friends at Roydale.