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What challenges are you up against being a solo artist?
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I can’t play my music live. I guess I could, but would you pay to watch me
with a guitar and a laptop? Otherwise, I like having the control over every
step of the process. Of course, I’m a victim to my own lassitude.

How has being a music artist improved your life?
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Well, it hasn’t made it suck, so I guess that’s an improvement. Listening to
bands over the course of my life has affected who I am. I certainly hope I
never have that kind of effect on anyone. That shit is creepy.
*It’s also provided me with a great excuse to be a drunkard.

What influences your music?
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Frustration. When life gives you an avalanche, music digs you out. It seems
the more unpleasant or unsettling my life becomes, the more prolific I get.
Conversely, my life was pretty good for a couple years and I didn’t write
shit. How would you rather live?

What has been your greatest experience as an artist?
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I loved being in a band. Playing shows in front of energetic crowds and
having cool practice jams come out of nowhere was something I am really
grateful to have been able to experience.The other side of that coin is the experience of writing a song, especially
a song that ends up being pretty decent. I guess I’ve tried to focus on that
lately. I’m trying to get my setup so that I can capture things as soon as
they come to me and not be stalled by having to patch stuff together.

What other bands have you played with?
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In my current incarnation: none I used to be in a couple of punk bands and we played with other area bands.
Punk sort of taught you that anyone could get up there and play. That’s a
wonderful thing.

Do you have other hobbies other than music?
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I have the blessing of being okay at a lot of things, but not excelling in
any. When I’m not using my computer for audio I like to photoshop my
friend’s heads onto stuff and mess with pictures of my dog. Right now it’s
winter in Chicago and I miss cooking on my grill.

Who has been your craziest fan?
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I’ve only had one person cyber-stalk me. But as anyone with a stalker can
tell you, one is enough.

Before you got into a band, did you start with other instruments?
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I started with guitar because there was one in my basement. I figured out
how to hook it up to my stereo and turn it up until it distorted. I was in a
two man punk band for half a dozen years and it was a great experience, some
of the best years of my life really. After that I got into computer based
recording and started trying to make myself sound like a full band. And
basically, I’m still trying. But along the way I also bought a bass and
played drums for a while in another band. I wasn’t much of a drummer, but
learning my way around a kit helped me learn how to use drum software
realistically.

 What do you think was your biggest mosh pit?
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I think the most intense pit I’ve played was about 40 to 60 people going
apeshit in Jose’s living room in Michigan City, Indiana. God I miss that
place. Sure, I’d love to play to a thousand people, but 40 people in a front
room is like a powder keg.

Anybody ever get hurt at one of your shows?
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Sure, myself included. I’d play shows where I was the only singer that
needed a mic stand because I was playing guitar too. It was very easy for
someone from the pit to crash into my mic stand and I’ve taken a SM58 to the
teeth a couple times.

Is there anything you would like your fans to know about that I havent asked?
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Google “Lisa McPherson”

Check Out Jimbo Ramens Page Here!!!!

Green Day always does a great job with their videos

Tell me a little be about yourself, Where your from, what got you into music, how long you’ve been writing music?
——————————————————————I’m a young upcoming artist from North West London and I’m just trying to prove to people that I can do something different than all the artists that sound alike. Writing is my thing. I start doing that when was like 12 or 13 and as you see I couldn’t stop I’m just trying to bring something new and unique into the game.

What challenges are you up against being a solo artist?
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It aint easy trying to make something out of nothing but I just do what I can and try to keep it professional.

How has being a music artist improved your life?
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I can’t say it has improved my life but it kind of makes me get away from the everyday struggle.

Do you have plans to take your music further and put out an album for your fans?
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Hell yea, that’s what I’m trying to do at the moment but first I’m gonna have to find me some good producer because as you know pimpin it aint easy this days.

What has been your greatest experience as an artist?
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The sharks don’t swim in aquarium.
(Didn’t know that was an experience now did ya)

What other bands have you played with?
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Dman, Marvin, Montana and some more goodfellas

Do you have other hobbies other than music?
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On the road side with some dro, E&J and just keeping my hat low and waiting for something to happen.
(What???)

Who has been your craziest fan?
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Everybody who listens to my music is going crazy if you know what I mean. (Cant say that I do)

Did you start playing music with any instruments?
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Not at all I’m just a poet that is trying to use his pen and paper.

What do you believe is the ultimate goal for you Julio Casper?
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Get a million…

What do you do when your not practicing do you; work? drink? tv? games? etc.
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I smoke a blunt write some more and I keep my work on 24/7 no time for playing games.

What is something that you think everyone should try?
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Just be yourself.

Now I gotta ask, how did you find our site and what do you like about it?
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I think someone on MySpace told me about it and when I check it out it was looking fresh so I got me a page in there.

What don’t you like, or something you would change?
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Keep doing your thing, it’s good that you are trying to help to some upcoming artists like me.

Something that I ask everyone is do you have a dream car, what is it?
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Definitely a Bentley.

What do you think was your biggest mosh pit?
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Oh, Fuck knows.

Is there anything you would like your fans to know about that I haven’t asked?
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Check me out on http://myspace.com/juliocasper
I’m coming up with a new style in the game so keep an eye on me and you won’t be disappointed I’m not one of the rest you hear and see around you is yaboi Julio Casper.
I’m for real…..

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1. 1st off is there anything you would like to say about the band?
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Mike: Definitely, to all of those who have never heard of us, we are Sight Unscene from San Diego, CA. We’re a 4 piece hard rock / metal band, started in 04, w/ this current lineup for 2 yrs. I’d like to introduce the band: Anthony Dedrick on vocals / bass, Tony (NoTime) LaMarra on lead guitar, John Jackson on drums, & myself Mike Halsdorff on guitar.2. What are your favorite bands and how have they influenced your music?
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Anthony: If anyone has ever seen my right arm they would know Metallica is #1 in my book, Killswitch Engage is right up there, System, Pantera, Avenged 7X, Trivium, Mastodon, & Mudvayne. Chad Gray is one of my bigger singing influences. After I heard the first 2 Mudvayne CD’s I always wanted to be able to sing & scream like him. But it was Metallica that made me want to pick up a guitar. James Hetfield is right up there next to that one guy in my books, what’s his name…OH YEAH, God.
Tony: Lots of metal bands including: Metallica, Pantera, Staind, Avenged 7X, All that Remains, AIC, System, Slayer, Bullet for My Valentine, Thrice…any guitar driven music interests me. Dimebag got me to start playing & influenced my style the most; both Hetfield & Hammett, Hendrix, SRV, and some newer ones like Dragonforce have impacted me as well.
John: First and foremost Mudvayne, As I Lay Dying, Metallica, Bullet for My Valentine, Killswitch, Deftones. A lot of those bands have technical drummers and I strive to play at the same level as they do while trying to keep a sense of originality.
Mike: No question about it, Metallica, but lots of others are very close: Staind, Stone Sour, Flaw, System, AIC, Killswitch, GNR, Mudvayne, maybe some Phil Collins. Metallica is the reason I picked up a guitar but when I write, I play what sounds good to my ears, I really try to not sound too much like the bands I like, but subconsciously those influences come through in my style, sometimes when I’m stuck I think, what would Hetfield or Mushok or Cantrell write for this part.

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