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The Crash Motive - Walk All Over Me
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lunavelis - The Rest of the World
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Chris Bathgate - Yes I'm Cold
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Each Passing Day (level 17) wrote:
at 12 Sep 08 09:33am
hey there, sorry for the unsolicited comment... but you've been bumping some of my songs lately and i thought you might like to know that my band's debut album, "Welcome Home" is available for super cheap on amiestreet.com

check it out at amiestreet.com/artist/each-passing-day

sorry again, and thanks a lot for the support! i hope you like our new album :)

-loren

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 30 Jun 08 08:01am
Hi. Just thought I'd let you know that we'll be posting a track to T61 today at 1:03pm (CDT). The song is "You Hung the Moon." Come by and take a listen...if you dare.

On a completely separate note: The combination "ough" can be pronounced in nine different ways. The following sentence contains them all:
"A rough-coated, dough-faced, thoughtful ploughman strode through the streets of Scarborough; after falling into a slough, he coughed and hiccoughed."
--Jarrod--

Ekho (level 5) wrote:
at 16 Jun 08 05:27pm
Hi, I'm Dave Green. I believe you bumped one of my tunes a while ago (Nocturne) - only thing is I didn't create that account - not even sure who did... :/ Any chance you could visit my actual page and bump the tune again..? Cheers and sorry to bother you,
Dave.
www.thesixtyone.com/Ekho

Evonity (level 16) wrote:
at 07 Jun 08 02:20am



..................................REMINDER!

THE AMAZING: *SUPERGROVER* DISCOVER THE ADVENTURE SCRAMBLE

THIS SUNDAY June 8th

Don't miss the fun kids! The action starts at 2:00pm Pacific time / 5:00 EST or 11:00 pm GMT followed by a MEGA HUGE UPLOAD PARTY starting an hour later.

***YOU'LL FIND THE SCRAMBLE SONGS ON THE LISTENER'S WALL FEATURE!

A list of links to the listener FIRST BUMP scramble will be posted on my wall as well as the walls of timyjl , bloke and KosmikRay

Following that we will post a list of Artists links for the MEGA UPLOAD PARTY!

CHEERZ!


( graphics by:timyjl )

myktoronto (level 19) wrote:
at 06 May 08 12:51am
SUBSCRIBER ALERT!

The sixty-one MEGA Upload Party Wake for Michael Paul Miller is set to go off from 7 to 8 pm Pacific Time on Thursday, May the 8th. With 61+ artists slated, it should average about one new tune per minute, and there will be additional uploads hours later due to late uploads. Check KosmikRay 's Wallzine listing of the 61 official artists for your favorite bands, and let your favs know they are welcome to "crash" it and upload then if they didn't get the word in time. Also, feel free to let anyone you tunebox with in on it, as it is open to ALL artists and ALL listeners.
Enjoy the music, as we celebrate for Mike...

***please post a copy of this notice on friends or subscribers walls...we need to get the word out.

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 05 May 08 11:40am
At 1:44pm (CDT) today we'll be uploading a new track to t61 called "Get Well Soon."

Yep.

--Jarrod--

The Sister Stone (level 4) wrote:
at 22 Apr 08 12:01pm
Check out our first single "Change".....ENJOY!

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 18 Apr 08 10:12am
OK...we're posting up a new song today at 12:34pm (Central Daylight Time). It's called "Heroes." If you're feelin' bumpy, be there.

I mean...if ya wanna.

No pressure.

Still Time (level 14) wrote:
at 17 Apr 08 01:58am
Thank you for bumping our song "9 to 5"! You can check out more of our tunes and tour dates here:

www.myspace.com/stilltimeband

Paul
Still Time

altoption (level 13) wrote:
at 14 Apr 08 12:58pm
Tya Finch

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 10 Apr 08 05:13pm
We uploaded a new track, "Another Day," to our t61 page a little earlier today. See what you think...

The Indio Bait (level 6) wrote:
at 09 Apr 08 08:50pm
hey there.

we're playing live on the (terrestrial-ish) radio this saturday (11pm PST, April 12) on KXLU. listen live - or check out the webcast, after the fact (I think) at/near: http://www.myspace.com/neuzpollution. thanks for the support thus far!

-The Indio Bait

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 07 Apr 08 09:42am
So...here's a bit of forewarning, you mad bumper you. We'll be uploading a new tune, "Big Black Car," to T61 sometime around 12:06pm (CDT) today. It's a happy-go-lucky murder song with a fun beat. It's also a track from our latest CD, The Center of the Universe, which is currently being featured as a "recommended CD" in the April issue of Paste Magazine...which makes us very happy.

You can, in fact, listen to our music at a Paste listening station in your local indie music shop. While doing so, feel free to exclaim loudly, jump up and down and make generally orgasmic faces. This will make the store manager very happy. (Us too.)

"Enough with the shameless self promotion already," you're probably muttering to yourself between whispered curses. "Get your poncy verbiage off my comment wall, you twittering hack."

All right already. Just throw a few bumps our way if ya like what ya hear...OK?
--Jarrod--

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 26 Mar 08 05:05pm
All right...here's a heads up. At or around 7:13pm (Central Daylight Time) today (March 26) Admiral Twin (that's us) will upload a new track to T61. It's called "The Fools' Brigade." It's in 6/8 time. It's cynical...but fun. There's even a real-deal tavern singalong chorus at the end. We think you'll like it.

OK then...
--Jarrod--

The Indio Bait (level 6) wrote:
at 13 Mar 08 03:44pm
Hey tyafinch. Thanks for the note. Glad we're (I venture here) rocking you. New stuff coming soon.

altoption (level 13) wrote:
at 01 Mar 08 11:06am
bump it!

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 29 Feb 08 09:32am
Heads up! We just posted a new song to our page. It's called "...But I'm Dying."

altoption (level 13) wrote:
at 27 Feb 08 07:47pm
hey hey youre ready to revive your first song!

Admiral Twin (level 15) wrote:
at 27 Feb 08 03:03pm
Check out our new song, "I Don't Know All I Know." Just posted it a little while ago today.

altoption (level 13) wrote:
at 03 Feb 08 11:54am
QUICKIE GUIDE TO THE SIXTY ONE !

Greetings new music Newbie!

Welcome to the most amazing new music buffet on the planet. The servings are all no limit, and the HOT table just keeps growing. Until there is a listener bio/info feature, I'll try to keep this guide near the top of my posts. Almost every one that you encounter on t61 is happy to answer any question if they know the answer. Don' be afraid to ask. The rules/formulas for scoring aren't posted because they are being tweaked as the site rapidly grows.

My own taste is very broad, and includes Rock, Alternative, Acoustic, Electronic, Dance, Instrumental, Classical, Blues, Jazz, Pop, Ambient and occasionally even some Country, Bluegrass and Heavy Metal. Great music is great music, period. Feel free to subscribe and unsubscribe at any time to anyone on the 61, or to point your referrals to this guide, as it'll help you both. I'll be happy to take suggestions for additions to this post.

SITE OVERVIEW: The 61 is a unique new site that is kind of 1/4 myspace interaction, 1/4 radio programming, 1/4 A /R record label new music evaluation, and 1/4 musical stock market futures game with points. For new music junkies and sharks like myself, all this new tunage is very addictive. We'd all buy stock in t61if we could. It is the perfect marriage of two user content supplied groups: new bands with new music, and astute listeners supplying eager ears hungry for the the best of the latest indie offerings. WOW.

UPLOADED: That's when a band enters a song into the 61 system.

DISCOVERED BY: That's the first listener to bump (or vote) on a song in the general Browse pages, almost always from the Browse>Newest file.

THE RACK: The random scroll of 3 songs from the Browse pages that only move forward, but where you can earn 1 point for each listen. It got me off zero many times early on.

POSTED ON: The time/date a song moves from the Browse>Newest pages and "posts" onto the NEW and/or HOT front page listing. The NEW is chronological, and HOT is by speed of recent votes. Real hot songs post up on both, rather than just moving from the NEW to the HOT.

REVIVE: After a song goes "cold" from lack of enough new continual interest, it can be revived with a jolt of 1,000 votes, which sends it to the top of the NEW front page list, and is treated like a regular new song. I'm told there is or was a 1 per day limit.

RE-REVIVE: I'm told by both dalryaug and AnnieB this has occurred and there is no limit yet found on multi-reviving on one song. The revive banner stays red. I think there may be a 24 hour restriction before you can revive the next one.

DAILY LOG-IN Bonus: 20 points for checking in to the 61.

TUNEBOX: The internal message system. You must include a song when using it. Click on an incoming tunebox, and the song is put in the main player, which you must start to hear. You can disable the email notice. Note: Bands can't tunebox you, unless they have set up a seperate listener account.

COMMENT WALL: Where you can leave a message for an artist or listener on his home page. You can't erase it once it is on their wall, including fix typos. Can be embarrassing if late at night or used when under the influence.

COMMENT: Where you can leave your own comment (and read others) on any individual song. You can fix a typo by reposting a new one, and deleting the old. Copy, Paste, fix, and delete old is the quickest way. You can delete any of your own song COMMENTS at any time.

SUBSCRIPTIONS. Listeners who you follow to watch what they discover and comment or add to their main playlist or personal playlists. To subscribe to someone, click on them and go to their home profile page. there is s subscribe button which turns into an unsubscribe button when you are already a subscriber. They only show up to you on your Profile page.

SUBSCRIBERS: People who want to follow what you do and find.

PROFILE PHOTO: the graphic that is used to represent you, like a digital face. Make it memorable, personal, and recognizable when very small.

SECRET FORMULA: That's the undisclosed logarithm that decides which song moves from the browse pages to the NEW and HOT home page.

SECRET INGREDIENT: That's what makes this an addictive site sure to go nuclear. It is different for different people, but for me, its finding the newest of the newest of new music, and being able to give great feedback and encouragement to deserving artists early in their career and share in their future success.

LEVELS: Strata of your increasing point wielding power. You earn your way into a level, but once there never fall below it. You are allowed to bump a song only up to your level, and never more. If you up your level from gained points, you can always go back and re-bump favorite songs.

REFERRAL: How you can invite others to join, or how you were possibly invited, which automatically cross subscribes you together. You also get referral points, and points when they gain points and move up in levels. Having them subscribe keeps them from getting lost in the shuffle.

POINTS: This is the currency you accumulate by picking and BUMPing good music that others will bump after you. Stick to great tunes, early or not, as they'll always get new bumps.

BUMP COST SLIDING SCALE: The less bumps a new song has the more points it costs you to bump, however, there is an exponential greater return on those early bumps IF it is a hit.. Kind of like high-risk / high-interest investments. Think sub-prime, too.

PERSONALIZED PLAYLISTS: Folders of songs you drag songs into to create custom playlists, and to make room on your main playlist when it gets full.

RADIO: How to hear your own programming minus crass commercials! Annie the Queen Bee says listeners can tune in to other user's customized radio, or play their own. The RADIO has randomized songs that are tracks added to a user's individualized playlist , which is perfect if you are too lazy to make your own and find another listener with similar tastes. You can also be adventurous and listen to others with different tastes, especially if they are points leaders. You can, of course, listen to just your own picks that you already chose by clicking on the ADD button on songs you liked when they played in the main player. The controls for the RADIO are far upper right, just like for the RACK.

???????: The hidden "stealth" mode of a just uploaded tune which lasts for an hour and obscures name and artist. Don't ask me why. They say nothing is perfect, so this isn't nothing. I liked it better before this was instituted. Think of it as shark repellent.

COVERED BY: This means it is not an original song by this artist, but is a remake of someone else's work previously released. Putting your pointer over the song title, will tell you the original artist on a new box.

PROFILE MUSIC: These are the current one, two or three songs a band or listener "features" on their page. Listener profile songs are created by dragging added songs from the add list (or from any of your customized playlists) on the Profile>My Music page. They can be changed at any time.

COVERED BY: A few artist's are able to list on their home page the graphics of other artist's on the 61 who have recorded (covered) their original works.

LYRICS PAGE: A much-requested feature not yet available, which was solved by noctaluca by posting them in their bio box.

PHOTO REEL: A viewer of artist graphics on their 61 home page

SHARK: Listener hungry for the newest of the new, who circles on the newest page, and racks up the early-in points.

ANGEL: Someone who tuneboxes you before they bump a song, so you get in ahead of them.

SLEEPER: A great song that has been overlooked with few bumps.

ZOOMER. A song moving up quickly.

ZOMBIES: Band members that post music, but then never communicate.

MUMMIES: Listeners who never leave a comment anywhere.

CINDER BLOCK: What a deserving song has when it can't seem to get out of the basement.

HEAVY HITTER: Someone who usually leaves their maximum bumps.

FORUMS: Link at the bottom of the page where you can rant and rave.

FAQS: Link at the bottom of the page to periodically posed ponderables.

SAM and JAMES. The two geniuses that put this together for us all. Give them your love and a donation if you can.

Hey, be nice and be positive. Life is too short not to be. Don't leave neg comments unless you can do better, and can post it.

Enjoy, make and share both great peace and great music.

altoption (level 13) wrote:
at 03 Feb 08 11:46am
nice choice on The Non

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listen up
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sensei of soul
first bump a song to the homepage
disc jockey
earn points when others listen to your radio
lewis & clark
bump songs in under-explored genres
groupie
show your love by max bumping songs
godlike
revive a song to the homepage
the romantic
spend more points than you earn on songs
mosh pit
listen when there are more than 5000 listeners

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