Comments on: Second Life community takes over theSixtyOne.com?

By: Matthew Perreault

Matthew Perreault — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 16:06:58 +0000

Music in SL continues to grow and spread into other areas of the intertubes. With any luck, SL will one day be a viable way for new acts to break into the mainstream, much as indie radio stations were years ago.

Though the Carter family never had to worry about getting Ruthed…

By: The SixtyOne.com ft Second Life (Part II) | VintFalken.com

The SixtyOne.com ft Second Life (Part II) | VintFalken.com — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 19:50:13 +0000

[…] we all know about TheSixtyOne.com’s Second Life community it’s time to look at who’s on there, how they are ‘received’ by the average […]

By: Vint Falken

Vint Falken — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 01:02:29 +0000

Rich, there are many ‘music promotion websites’ like this. Or social communities surrounding them. Is the SL community bigger here compared to others or is it like this everywhere?

PS. /me toodles off to write new storyline for No Copy No Mod involving Vint’s blog… Is this a (original) trick to get me to come to your next in-world gig? :d

By: Rich

Rich — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:58:23 +0000

Thanks much for covering this aspect of music promotion, Vint.

TheSixtyOne.com has definitely been a boost for many of us. I don’t get to perform or stay in-world in Second Life as much as I used to, so this is a great opportunity to stay connected and link up with other musicians and fans from the environment.

I certainly appreciate that people from all communities are able to come together in environs such as these. It helps us grow our networks, build a fan base, and of course, share the tunes!

/me toodles off to write new storyline for No Copy No Mod involving Vint’s blog…

By: Vint Falken

Vint Falken — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 17:37:35 +0000

Found it (Ruth, we’ve all been ruthed!) … héhé. Thanks!

By: Crap Mariner

Crap Mariner — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 15:17:54 +0000

I’m more of an “Under the influence” of SL Music.

I love how Rich DeSoto tells a whole new story in the bridge of No Copy No Mod at every live performance. He has taken a silly idea of mine to a whole level. Just can’t stop laughing.

Originally, “Lookin for a CEO” was meant as a parody of “Lookin For Mister Wright” to be covered by Grace McDunnough, but the Professor’s take has a cheerful Eric Idle/Neil Innes style to it that I like. (It was written within 30 minutes of the announcement, btw)

Hopefully, Fable Sinatra will post “Ruthed Boobies” (Parody of Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors”) and I’m working on a few more.

Yeah, I heard Weird Al on Doctor Demento in my teens, watched his videos on MTV. Guilty as charged.

Also, on the 61… let’s see… check Kaklick Martin/Bryan Baker. For both serious and SL-silly. I keep meaning to create a “RUTH RUTH WE’VE ALL BEEN RUTHED!” gesture.