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- Circle of Ass (6.0 MiB, 222 hits)
- That Would Explain Everything (4.7 MiB, 201 hits)
- PETA Girl (6.5 MiB, 138 hits)
- House of Cards (5.9 MiB, 134 hits)
- Marbletown (Cover) (5.4 MiB, 131 hits)
- The Stealer (cover) (6.3 MiB, 121 hits)
- Unconditional (6.4 MiB, 119 hits)
- Tumbleweeds (5.5 MiB, 113 hits)
- Sneakin' feeling (5.3 MiB, 109 hits)
- Crazy Aunt Christmas (4.8 MiB, 106 hits)
- Prapecia (2.3 MiB, 64 hits)
- One in a Million (3.3 MiB, 54 hits)
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Nice Words.
"It was a big relief to find a talent who "gets it". Fred is easy to talk to, patient, and really listens. He gave us exactly what we had been looking for and did it thoroughly and professionally. Lots of fun to work with...I love this guy."
Susan P., aka @adchick22
“I’ve been in the ad agency business for nearly 30 years and Fred Leo is one of the most talented copywriters, AND musicians I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. I’m not even sure HE knows how talented he is. He consistently amazes me with his various styles of his original music, instrumentation, and V/O’s. Plus, who else do you know who can sport a pair of lead-lined underwear, and make them look stylish?”
Brian Wallace, Fitzgerald & Co.
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Are you a developer? Spend a worthwhile day about it.
I’m not,but I know a guy, Cal, who knows such things inside-out and diagonally, and he’s doing a Day Camp for developers who want help on their “soft skills,” growing the career, tech writing, resume tweaking, that kind of thing. … Continue reading
I feel certain this will be the high point of my day. And it’s so early.
Guatemalan Flight’s Data-Recording Parrot Holds Clues To Crash Tweet This Post
The first mix of the new song is done.
But I don’t know yet if I like it, so here’s what it looks like. Tweet This Post
Music takes a lot of practice. A *lot* of practice.
–via Gawker Tweet This Post
Holy crap, Vox is making guitars again?
The new Vox guitars look like real winners. Tragically for me, pricey, too at the moment. Here’s Peter Stroud demonstrating the Virage. Interesting neck set. Mr. Stroud, years ago, spent a little time working at Atlanta Discount Music on Clairmont. … Continue reading
Shrek Hands.
I was discussing smartphones with my son, and he argued that keyboard size might be a factor for me because, according to him, I have “Shrek hands.” I ask you, does this hand look Shrekky to you? I’ve included a … Continue reading
Impressions recalled from last night’s concert.
The family unit was lucky enough to catch the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers show at Philips Arena, and I’d hoped to write a proper review, but work popped up on my plate today, so all you get is bullet … Continue reading
Summer of Recovery Shopping.
This economic collapse recession has been going on so long that my natural cheapskate instincts and self-discipline have evolved to the point where I now consider consumer participation in this culture as a political statement. Not buying stuff is my … Continue reading
When politicians commission a logo, you know they mean business.
What are they big jobs of the future? The ones that will lead you to the American dream? Nancy Pelosi believes its making solar panels and wind turbines. Yep. That’s her plan. And she believes in it so much she … Continue reading
