Vocal Gems

[Manny]

only a handful of people ever read this list, look at livejournal, or 
look at myspace's pghgoths group.
and pghgoth.com itself has been down and frozen for quite a while.

but i don't necessarily think shows are any smaller. looks like VNV 
Nation and Rasputina did well. Haujobb, Cruxshadows, Assemblage 23 and 
Brian show with that girl (forget her name) all seemed to do just fine.
Chemlab tanked, but that was expected because of its proximity to VNV. 
Freezepop I'm sure will do fine
(btw, that's Feb 16 at Pegasus). Even more fringe electronic stuff like 
the recent Drumcorps show did alright.

Somehow, people are still finding out about all of these things without 
a central information distributor (like pghgoth.com and this list used 
to be). Yet things still seem to be happening with regular enough 
frequency.

So I wouldn't worry about it too much.

On Dec 20, 2007, at 1:16 PM, Brian J. Parker wrote:

> On Dec 20, 2007 12:54 PM, Ralph <cpdavngr at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I've seen a lot of bands using MySpace as their main form of 
>> communication.
>> MySpace is a great concept for this, but not everyone has a MySpace 
>> account
>> nor does everyone have access to the MySpace site (or even likes 
>> MySpace for
>> that matter *insert rant here*). Most people at least have access to 
>> the
>> internet/email.  Granted, jobs may prevent you from visiting certain 
>> sites,
>> but I can almost guarantee that your job will block MySpacedotcom 
>> before
>> they block wwwdotblahblahbanddotcom.
>
> As a side note, I've noticed that MySpace and YouTube seem to be the
> only sites blocked where I work.  Nothing else.
>
> Unfortunate that no active Pittsburgh promoters other than Manny read
> this list, as far as I know...
> _______________________________________________
> pgh-goth-list mailing list
> pgh-goth-list at listless.org
> http://www.listless.org/mailman/listinfo/pgh-goth-list
>