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    It makes you think for days.” Auto-Tune: "It drives me crazy ... That’s where the beauty of computers gets scary. I’ve probably tuned my vocals five times over several years, but nothing like Cher. I can’t stand the sound." District 9: “I was really excited to see it,” said Jenkins. Full Article at Wired
    It drives me crazy ... That’s where the beauty of computers gets scary. I’ve probably tuned my vocals five times over several years, but nothing like Cher. I can’t stand the sound.
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago
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Three Mile Pilot’s Sci-Fi Art-Rock Readies for Relaunch
  1. I guess it’s like seeing a horror movie and you leave thinking, ‘Thank God my life isn’t that fucked,’
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  2. It gets us into another conversation about how the album is dead ... As much as it’s great that kids are sharing music, because music is for sharing, iTunes is part of the problem: Now people decide to buy the hit. But bands like ours want you to listen to our albums from beginning to end. If you downlo...
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago
  3. I just watched it ... It’s about how people jump off of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. The filmmakers shot it for a year straight, and witnessed several people jumping. It makes you think for days.
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago
  4. It’s been over 10 years since we got twisted in the world of Geffen, which is when we broke off ... Now that we’re back with drummer Tom Zinser in the mix, we’re not worrying about it. That’s how we were in those early days: Happy to be together.
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago
  5. But in the beginning we were scared to death that nothing was going to render. We thrashed so many CDs trying to burn the first Pinback album, because we never had backed up a computer before that. It never crossed our minds until we lost about half that album.
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  6. The new record is being mixed
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  7. Systems Officer songs are all about ships ... One called ‘Sand 2′ is about me sinking in one. If there’s no ocean, beach or breeze, then it’s not Pinback, Black Heart Procession or Three Mile Pilot.
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago
  8. We’ve always thought about it, but it never quite materializes
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  9. It was a real blow, because I always wanted to be on that label ... The music industry is in a sad state when labels like Touch and Go have to close their doors. It was like having your home and job taken away from you.
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  10. Toby and I write better in the darker realm ... With Six, I didn’t want any apologies or happy endings. I didn’t want to say that we’re all going to be OK.
    SOURCE: Wired 1 month ago

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