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Lane Gray, Czar Castic
<mediare...@indywrestlingtv.com> wrote:
> at www.marcashmusic.com
>
And Roadrunner's abuse department has been notified.
Spamming moron.
I'd have not bothered if you'd answered my questions, dumbass.
Who're this guy's musical influences (followers of Jim Reeves or Kenny
Chesney, or Bill Anderson's recordings-his songwriting is wonderful- need
not show up in my collection)?
Does he carry a steel player on the road (no steel, no country: Know
steel, know country), and if so, who?
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Ash Media
you bothered to read the Interview page on the www.marcashmusic.com webpage,
you would have your answers..i choose to let the artist speak for himself!!
By the way your rr.com's abuse department has been notified..although they
will do absolutely nothing!!!
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"Lane Gray, Czar Castic" <cgr...@kc.pb.rr.com> wrote in message
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Lane Gray, Czar Castic
<mediare...@indywrestlingtv.com> wrote:
> ooohhhh no not road runner's do nothing about anything abuse
> department..if
> you bothered to read the Interview page on the www.marcashmusic.com
> webpage,
> you would have your answers..i choose to let the artist speak for
> himself!!
>
Against my better judgment, I took a look.
Mean Marc Ash recorded his cover of KISS's Rock and Roll All Nite as
something to sell
<<SNIP>>
Do you play live?
Never perform the music live but, that can change.
<<SNIP>>
Your influences?
KISS first & foremost. Bryan Adams, Ted Nugent.
That's enough for me. As a country artist, he's a waste of space.
I don't have a problem with a non-performing artist, look at the last half
of Goldie Hill's career with Decca. But Goldie was country. Anyone who
lists KISS as their chief influence, followed by Bryan Adams doesn't
really belong in here, regardless of the fact that the Motor City Madman's
a cool choice. Go find a more appropriate froup, like
alt.music.rock.pathetic.wannabe.headbangers.
Go away, my boy, you bother me.
Ash Media
that has shown some interest in him over the Gimme 3 Steps songs are the
ones that stated "3 Steps is crossover & can be marketed as country". If you
look at the genre's of Marc's songs, only 1 is listed as country & it is
listed as ALTERNATIVE country.
However, due to the fact that his country song has been in the top 10
(peaked at #1) for a solid month shows that he is successful & has what it
takes to be a country artist. He'd just be the new millenium's Travis
Tritt..who has NEVER been country.
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"Lane Gray, Czar Castic" <cgr...@kc.pb.rr.com> wrote in message
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Ash Media
this as a flame. Anyone that doesn't like the artist or thinks he's out of
place need to simply not listen. Those who attacks my postings are the ones
starting a flame war.
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"Ray Kinsella" <Field_0...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>
>
> Ash Media wrote:
> > Marc has never claimed to be a country artist. A record company in
> Nashville
> > that has shown some interest in him over the Gimme 3 Steps songs are
> the
> > ones that stated "3 Steps is crossover & can be marketed as country".
> If you
> > look at the genre's of Marc's songs, only 1 is listed as country & it
> is
> > listed as ALTERNATIVE country.
> >
> > However, due to the fact that his country song has been in the top 10
> > (peaked at #1) for a solid month shows that he is successful & has
> what it
> > takes to be a country artist. He'd just be the new millenium's Travis
> > Tritt..who has NEVER been country.
> >
> > --
> >
> >Why would you want to "push" a non-country artist in a classic country
> group? I seriously doubt that this artist would appreciate your using
> one of his websites or his name as a *flame* tool.
>