More Fun with MP3Tunes
Let me know when this gets boring, but Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow is now #5 in the list of top albums and Jonathan Coulton is now #1 (!) in the list of top artists. No special quirky filtering necessary. Dear Brobdingnagian Bards: eat it, sincerely, me.
I thank all of you who have been kind enough to buy my music from one of the only sites that lets you do whatever you want with the music you buy. As they say, w00t.
Comments
JH says
Before saying eat it, you should be aware that the Brobdingnagians are traditionally described as being 72 feet tall "anti-Lilliputians" who are known to keep giant wasps.
Maybe that's why the rock one notch higher than you. Do you have a giant wasp? Or even a normal sized wasp?
Look into it.
Congratulations
JoCo says
Wasps are of no concern to me, giant or otherwise. And the BBs are not the only ones who are anti-Lilliputian, BELIEVE ME. Lilliputians, coming here, taking our jobs, speaking their itty-bitty language...speak American you tiny bitches!
jpez says
Damn lilliputians...perhaps we could kill them off with giant wasps?
Marc of the Brobdingnagian Bards says
Wow! Such anger against us sweet bards. Sorry if we've interferred with your world domination. That's not even our most-popular CD.
Ah well. Keep up the great promotion.
PS. What are we supposed to eat?
JoCo says
Aw, get out of here you crazy kids, you know I'm just having a bit 'o fun! I think there's room enough for all of us - one month you'll sell a CD, the next month I'll sell one. That's two CDs!
As I think I mentioned in my first post re you: Renaissance music inspired by Lord of the Rings? Yes please, I'll take a dozen. Rock on, lute lovers.
Er, you aren't really 72 feet tall are you?
JoCo says
Oh, and when I said you should "eat it," I was referring to a piece of cake or pie of your choosing. Enjoy!
GreyArea says
Ok, just bought 'Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow" from iTunes as a result of hearing 'Skullcrusher Mountain' on Dave Slusher's Evil Genius Chronicles podcast.
Wonderful stuff :-)
Marc of the Brobdingnagian Bards says
BTW, I LOVE "Skullcrusher Mountain". Featured it in one of my podcasts not too long ago.
Cheers!