Ticonderobics.com is, for one intent and purpose, up. I think all the downloads work. We'll have all the other perfunctory band crap at the "T" link in the next couple days. There are a couple EPs i don't think anyone has heard, so now you can burn them for, like, the road. Any suggestions would be appreciated, but we pretty much have no clue what we're doing, and I'm amazed that anything works at all.
ticonderobics.com
I'd like to climb that website.
(<a href="http://www.ticonderobics.com">ticonderobics.com</a>
HTML is fun!)
I think it's an awesome website.
Two suggestions:
1. Make sure the track filenames have an .mp3 extension (I had to add it manually to a number of the fresh new tracks, though not to all.) Without them, the less technically savvy of your fanbase won't be able to play them.
2. I'm obsessed with the CD-R asthetic you've got going and really really want 200x200pixel album "art" to paste into my iTunes. Since you've got those images somewhere probably, why don't you just email them to me (@jeaun.com). Eventually, maybe you could put them up on the site.
and I can't get the file "flippin burgs" to work. Maybe try reripping it?
Posted by: ade at June 17, 2004 04:53 PMare you pc-ing it, aden? weird. flippin' burgs must be linked to either the wrong file or not linked at all. it's a cool song, so that sucks. we were rushing to get it all up so i'm not surprised a song or two got messed. fast server though, eh?. yes, i can email you the images. and html sux--we did the website not knowing a whit of it, so lets hope nothing breaks.
Posted by: mrp at June 18, 2004 12:47 AMI haven't had a chance to listen to any of it yet -- I just got to work and d/l the songs. I'm with ade re: the album art.
Stone's throw link --> 404, btw.
Site looks great, tho, and the server is plenty speedy, at least from the T3 the hospital's got.
Posted by: e lo at June 18, 2004 08:13 AM