www.threadheadrecords.com website

[chrisjoseph]

www.threadheadrecords.com is up and running!! A HUGE thank you to Bryan and Susan....they have spent countless hours on this, particularly in the last several days. Swag also provided advice and comment early on, which helped guide the effort. I couldn't be happier with how it looks. A couple of bios remain to be added, but otherwise all the content is up.

[rosetree]

Hyperlink please!
I tried to enter it in Google, and it did not come up....????

[festbabe]

Try:

http://www.threadheadrecords.com

[chrisjoseph]

just edited my post with the link.

[rosetree]

Very nice!!!
My we have some talented people among us!;)
Good job Bryan, Susan, Swag, and Chris!

[Freakwinox]

Congrats on the site. Looks fantastic!

[OnlyASaintOnSunday]

Very Cool Website! User friendly and nicely done! Thanks to all the talented people who worked so hard on it!

[stynger]

Very awesome site. You guys did a great job. One question....under current projects Susan's #2 project is not in english.:confused:

[stynger]

Same thing for Marc Stone too.

[chrisjoseph]

Both Marc and Susan are recording their projects in gibberish. Seriously, we're waiting for some language from them, and those pages should be re-done in the next day or two.

[Frosty]

Both Marc and Susan are recording their projects in gibberish. Seriously, we're waiting for some language from them, and those pages should be re-done in the next day or two.

Some of the great songs in rock and roll are in gibberish

Ob La Di Ob La Da
De Do Do Do De Da Da Da
Da Doo Run Run

[swag]

Some of the great songs in rock and roll are in gibberish

Ob La Di Ob La Da
De Do Do Do De Da Da Da
Da Doo Run Run

Ho-Di-Ko-Di-Ya-La-Ma-La

[glinda]

Beautiful! Great work, yall!

[Ms. Festngator]

Awesome job you guys. Continued thanks for all your hard work!

[ibjamn]

Great job! It looks fantastic!

[Delta]

Some of the great songs in rock and roll are in gibberish

Ob La Di Ob La Da
De Do Do Do De Da Da Da
Da Doo Run Run

Iko! Iko! an de' Jackomo fe no nan e' , Jackomo fe nan e'

[festbabe]

Both Marc and Susan are recording their projects in gibberish.

...

It's in gibberish for a reason. The more you drink the make it makes sense.

[Festngator]

It is not gibberish, Does't anyone take Latin anymore


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[swag]

But the original passage from Cicero begins: Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit.

Translation: "Neither is there anyone who loves grief itself since it is grief and thus wants to obtain it".

Similarly, the rest of the dummy text continues to truncate or omit Cicero's words.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum#History_and_discovery

[Delta]

I just finished an art quilt using some commercial fabric printed with lorem ipsum. My friend gave it to me and got very confused when I tried to explain to her what it said. She just assumed all Catholics spoke Latin and that I could translate it.

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[hewboy22]

wow, what a fine job! congrats and thanks to all who have been making it happen :) can't wait to hear Shamarr's latest! any idea on a drop date? thanks again!

[Mexi]

Awesome!! Very exciting!!!

[hewboy22]

so, i found a typo. on the Links page, Marc Stone's first name is spelled with a "k." :)

[Carolina Beadhead]

so, i found a typo. on the Links page, Marc Stone's first name is spelled with a "k." :)

Thanks, HB! We'll get it fixed...

[chrisjoseph]

wow, what a fine job! congrats and thanks to all who have been making it happen :) can't wait to hear Shamarr's latest! any idea on a drop date? thanks again!

I would be shocked if it isn't out before jazzfest.

[ohio]

Glad y'all like it!

[2ForTheFest]

I would be shocked if it isn't out before jazzfest.

His goal is well before JF.

Susan shooting for her release right before JF.

[papafrog]

Thanks, HB! We'll get it fixed...

http://www.marcstonemusic.com/

not sure if yall are joking or not...its with a C.

[fairychild]

Congratulations on the site, it looks awesome!
GiGi

[Orleansnj]

It is not gibberish, Does't anyone take Latin anymore
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no - no one takes Latin anymore and it should be required - it's the root of many languages !!! yikes ! Took 6 years of it - in a public school !!!!!


The site looks AMAZING !!!!

[ohio]

no - no one takes Latin anymore and it should be required - it's the root of many languages !!! yikes ! Took 6 years of it - in a public school !!!!!


The site looks AMAZING !!!!
I took a few years of Latin in public school too. I think college prep high schools here still require 2 years of it.

[djgriff]

I was required to take four years of Latin in catholic prep school - can still recite the first few quatrains of the Aeneid after all these years.... Hey Bry - how about a link from the Threadheads.org site to the Threadhead Records site (like you have nothing else to do) :)

[ohio]

I was required to take four years of Latin in catholic prep school - can still recite the first few quatrains of the Aeneid after all these years.... Hey Bry - how about a link from the Threadheads.org site to the Threadhead Records site (like you have nothing else to do) :)
Yeah, trouble is that I no longer have the Corel software that made the button images. hmmmm, guess i'll have to start a new image from scratch with PS.

[swag]

Yeah, trouble is that I no longer have the Corel software that made the button images. hmmmm, guess i'll have to start a new image from scratch with PS.

Speaking of software, if anyone happens to have a copy of Dreamweaver lying around, let me know (older versions are fine).

[chrisjoseph]

To all: Bry and Susan have updated the THR website....an Image page with pictures, a new THR Music Store button, and new stuff on the THR Apparel button. Also, narratives added for Susan's 2nd CD, and for Marc Stone. Thanks!

[pokerchick66]

The site is beautiful. Very impressive.

[Amy Winette]

Nice work!!

[pokerchick66]

I liked the Offbeat article quoting the lovely Miss Lang. :)