Done, now return the favour to our FB page

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Volcaniks/132087790219205

https://www.facebook.com/lostremoleros/

Last edited: Sep 09, 2011 19:36:35

SurferBill wrote:

Shooting for some facebook love. All facebook fans
will get a free hardcopy of the forthcoming EP Low
Hangs the Moon ...

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shoot-The-Pier/330032816146

Done Deal!
Bob

Bob

Volcanik...that is saweet.

Shoot the Pier on Bandcamp
Shoot the Pier on Reverb Nation
Shoot The Pier on Facebook
We are on Instagram under "@shootthepiersurfband"

My Country EP ... Florida Dirt Fire
https://floridadirtfire.bandcamp.com/album/florida-dirt-fire

My French Love Songs ... I really needed a change...
www.lonelyrose.bandcamp.com

ravcon wrote:

Cool! Come see me:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Man-From-Ravcon/245330772723?sk=app_2405167945

Mike...I was sitting back with a glass of pinot on Tuesday night listening to your tunes on the monitors... very enjoyable. Thanks.

Shoot the Pier on Bandcamp
Shoot the Pier on Reverb Nation
Shoot The Pier on Facebook
We are on Instagram under "@shootthepiersurfband"

My Country EP ... Florida Dirt Fire
https://floridadirtfire.bandcamp.com/album/florida-dirt-fire

My French Love Songs ... I really needed a change...
www.lonelyrose.bandcamp.com

Done deal for all.

-Damon.

Thanks all! Others, add your facebook page urls. I'll go back through tonight and make sure I got them all.

Shoot the Pier on Bandcamp
Shoot the Pier on Reverb Nation
Shoot The Pier on Facebook
We are on Instagram under "@shootthepiersurfband"

My Country EP ... Florida Dirt Fire
https://floridadirtfire.bandcamp.com/album/florida-dirt-fire

My French Love Songs ... I really needed a change...
www.lonelyrose.bandcamp.com

Volcanik wrote:

Done, now return the favour to our FB page

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Volcaniks/132087790219205

Just a friendly suggestion, but you might want to consider nixing the whole "have to like our page to listen to our music" idea.

I can understand why, but a stranger visiting your page might not.

Just something to consider.

PS- liked!

The Phantomatics on Facebook
The Phantomatics on Instagram
The Phantomatics on Bandcamp

Last edited: Sep 10, 2011 11:38:11

davidphantomatic wrote:

Volcanik wrote:

Done, now return the favour to our FB page

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Volcaniks/132087790219205

Just a friendly suggestion, but you might want to
consider nixing the whole "have to like our page to
listen to our music" idea.

I can understand why, but a stranger visiting your page
might not.

Just something to consider.

PS- liked!

Thank you for your friendly suggestion.

My response was to the OP and if they want some more traffic then great. People can find our music without too much trouble and having to do too much.

Will go and check out the other FB pages a bit later on!

https://www.facebook.com/lostremoleros/

Last edited: Sep 10, 2011 20:49:19

I liked the page on Facebook and also like the songs. On the topic of gratuitous Facebook fan requests, since the precedent has been set...

Top Ten Reasons to Like Voodoo Court on Facebook (and in real life)

1. Their 1998 debut CD “Electric Beach” was so groundbreaking; excavation contractors vowed that they would never need to operate a backhoe again.
   

2. Their masterfully crafted instrumental surf music has stood the test of time, as songs like “Eat Me” and “Swallow the Clam” are as relevant today as they were during their original 1998 release.

3. Voodoo Court stunned the world with their 2001 release: “Nuclear Vacation”, which included their first recorded vocal: “Run From The Blast”. Mark Kuhn and Bill Feller’s vocal performances were endowed with so much pathos and pure emotion, that even the most cynical and jaded listener could not help but weep uncontrollably as they begged for someone to please make it stop.

4. Their third release: “Nuclear Vacation: The Party’s Over” raised the bar in musical recording so high, that it became all but impossible for anyone shorter than five-feet tall to order a drink.

5. Voodoo Court’s 2009 digital release of the songs “Gitmo a Go Go” and “Route 69” included vocal performances by Billy Drysdale, a singer of such tremendous ability that upon hearing his voice, the Greek God Zeus rose from his throne and exclaimed: “Gnarly Dude” just before he stumbled and fell over a pillar and had to wait for someone from the Mount Olympus branch of Life Alert to help him up.

6. Four out of five people wanting to cover an ill-conceived and poorly drawn tattoo choose Voodoo Court T-shirts as their garment of choice.
   

7. Although they have been instructed by the courts to no longer sell Voodoo Court novelty condoms following to the Santa Rosa baby boom of 1999, Voodoo Court music played during romantic interludes adds so much spark and pizzazz to a relationship, couples who use condoms should be advised to keep several cases of industrial strength on hand.
   

8. Never before in the history of man, has a piece of art so accurately reflected the American ideals for a better tomorrow as Voodoo Court’s new CD: The Surf’s Not For Pussies”. Works by Da Vinci and Michelangelo would probably come close but even they would find their works wanting when compared to such divine compositions as “Kiss My Cherry Flavored Ass” (track 5).
   

9. Before independent bands began to crawl past the primordial swamp of mainstream music allowing them to bypass the corporate hacks who drained every last bit of creative originality from their songs, people were forced to listen to the musical equivalent of mad cow disease that too frequently turned them into mindless zombies barely able to wipe themselves. Not only will Voodoo Court’s new CD: “The Surfs Not For Pussies” replenish the brain cells you lost due to this vile plague, but when you play these songs loud enough for your neighbors to hear, second hand Voodoo Court will cure them as well and earn you their eternal gratitude.

10. A portion of the proceeds generated from Voodoo Court CD sales and digital downloads will go to help a dear friend of ours who has experienced financial hardships because his earnings have been garnished to pay back a debt he incurred while attempting to cross-pollinate radishes with roses. Although he was ultimately successful as his radish-rose became popular with fine restaurants which earned him enough money to pay off his debt and petition to have the garnish removed, the courts took him too literally and ordered removal of garnish from the restaurants as well, which ruined his radish-rose empire and forced him back into debt.

SurferBill wrote:

priceless...what's the url?

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Voodoo-Court/152818291410679

Thanks