Both websites join the MusicDish Network's expanding roster of artists
& companies

MusicDish, LLC, an Internet music magazine publisher and
marketing/development firm, announced the addition of two new companies
to the MusicDish Network roster: RockPoP Gallery and MusicWorld3D.
RockPoP Gallery is the online destination for limited-edition prints
and photography from the masters of music artwork. MusicWorld3D is the
new Web 2.0-style service that caters to the needs of independent
musicians, fans, and the industries that support them.

The MusicDish Network will conduct a 3 month campaign combining brand
development and social networking to expand RockPoP Gallery's online
presence. RockPoP Gallery will be aggressively pushed on community
destinations such as Myspace and Live Digital, to name a few,
specifically targeting a demographic consisting of collectors of fine
music art.

Frequently Asked Questions

* = new info since last posting

This FAQ is posted twice monthly to rec.music.dementia and
alt.music.weird-al newsgroups, plus once monthly to rec.music.info
It is available on the web at the Demented Music Database (dmdb.org).
This FAQ will answer the following questions:

1. What is "dementia", other than a mental disorder?
2. Where can I hear "The Dr. Demento Show" in my area? Can I hear him
on RealAudio?
3. What can I do if the show isn't heard in my...

Hello,

i have new site

http://atom.nigilist.ru/

btw.
there is dead webring - "twilight holds me".

hm.....
Is there anybody here interested pick it up?

best wishes,
--

mikhail atom

my "showcase"(mp3+ra) now is:

http://atom.nigilist.ru/

http://www.sursumcorda.com/astroepos/index.htm
http://atom.mu.ru/indexe.html
etc

free vst plugins and instruments available for download at my
website http://jcproductionz.com
You can also listen to my original electronica style tracks,and if
you want u can also trade links on my reciprocal links page.

regards
Aaron

The files listed here are also available on the World-Wide Web at
http://mypage.iu.edu/~jbmorris/
This document lists the lyrics files available on the rec.music.dementia
FAQ server.
For the list of Frequently Asked Questions, see the previous post entitled
"FAQ: rec.music.dementia: FAQ" or check the Web site or auto-server (see
below).
For the non-lyrics files, see the previous post "FAQ: rec.music.dementia: LIST"
or check the Web site or auto-server (see below).

This file will list all of the subjects you can mail with that will send
you an automatic reply of lyrics to a particular song or songs.
The auto-server address is jbmorris@steel.ucs.indiana.edu
Use that to get these files.
Just mail with one of the following subject lines.
To access files in this directory, the subject line must begin with LYRICS:
To see what non-lyrics files are available, mail with the subject of LIST
instead of LYRICS: LIST
No text is necessary in the body of the letter, and in fact I will not
see it if you put it there anyway.

The files listed here are also available on the World-Wide Web at
http://mypage.iu.edu/~jbmorris/
This document lists the non-lyrics files available on the rec.music.dementia
FAQ server.
For the list of Frequently Asked Questions, see the previous post entitled
"FAQ: rec.music.dementia: FAQ" or check the Web site or auto-server (see
below).
For the lyrics files, see the post "FAQ: rec.music.dementia: LYRICS: LIST"
or check the Web site or auto-server (see below).

This file will list all of the subjects you can mail with that will send
you an automatic reply.
The auto-server address is jbmorris@steel.ucs.indiana.edu
Use that to get these files.
Just mail with one of the following subject lines.
No text is necessary in the body of the letter, and in fact I will not
see it if you put it there anyway.

Frequently Asked Questions on rec.music.dementia

* = new info since last posting

Hello, and welcome to rec.music.dementia!
This FAQ is posted twice monthly to rec.music.dementia and
alt.music.weird-al, plus once monthly to rec.music.info
It is available on WWW via http://mypage.iu.edu/~jbmorris/ and is also
available via e-mail (see below).
This FAQ will answer the following questions:

1. What is "dementia", other than a mental disorder?
2. Where can I hear "The Dr. Demento Show" in my area? Can I hear him
on RealAudio?
3. What can I do if the show isn't heard in my...

32Hertz Productions presents:
2006 Songwriting Contest

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Also win a chance to be featured on our website.
Enter as many songs as you want.
Contest ends December 1st, 2006

For more info, visit: http://www.32hertz.com
(c) 2006 32Hertz Productions

The files listed here are also available on the World-Wide Web at
http://mypage.iu.edu/~jbmorris/
This document lists the lyrics files available on the rec.music.dementia
FAQ server.
For the list of Frequently Asked Questions, see the previous post entitled
"FAQ: rec.music.dementia: FAQ" or check the Web site or auto-server (see
below).
For the non-lyrics files, see the previous post "FAQ: rec.music.dementia: LIST"
or check the Web site or auto-server (see below).

This file will list all of the subjects you can mail with that will send
you an automatic reply of lyrics to a particular song or songs.
The auto-server address is jbmorris@steel.ucs.indiana.edu
Use that to get these files.
Just mail with one of the following subject lines.
To access files in this directory, the subject line must begin with LYRICS:
To see what non-lyrics files are available, mail with the subject of LIST
instead of LYRICS: LIST
No text is necessary in the body of the letter, and in fact I will not
see it if you put it there anyway.

The files listed here are also available on the World-Wide Web at
http://mypage.iu.edu/~jbmorris/
This document lists the non-lyrics files available on the rec.music.dementia
FAQ server.
For the list of Frequently Asked Questions, see the previous post entitled
"FAQ: rec.music.dementia: FAQ" or check the Web site or auto-server (see
below).
For the lyrics files, see the post "FAQ: rec.music.dementia: LYRICS: LIST"
or check the Web site or auto-server (see below).

This file will list all of the subjects you can mail with that will send
you an automatic reply.
The auto-server address is jbmorris@steel.ucs.indiana.edu
Use that to get these files.
Just mail with one of the following subject lines.
No text is necessary in the body of the letter, and in fact I will not
see it if you put it there anyway.