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There won't probably be a software with a database enough to cover all your albums' artwork, however I'm using Soundcrank for this kind of stuff. It has some minor issues, but I find it to be a very intuitive program. You simply click at the song, and suddenly you've got the artwork and lyrics right into iTunes. True, some of the covers lack of acceptable image resolution. Who gives a fuck anyways given the size of an iPod's screen.
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Just smoked Salvia Divinorum for the first time with my flatmate and his gf in my bedroom. Intense, man, seriously if you are thinking of smoking this drug, treat it with respect and do some research, not that anything can prepare you for rainbow coloured plasticine stripes, spinning on some axis and reaching out to your flatmate and missing and reaching out on your flatemate and missing and reaching out to your flatmate and realising you're back in reality.
Salvia : It's fuckin awesome!
Salvia : It's fuckin awesome!
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Ah cool man, looking forward to the result!polar sky wrote:First night of shooting my video tonight for Polar Sky. It's going to be interesting. It's featuring my Brother's 1969 Chevy Nova. 2 nights this week of shooting downtown in OTR with the production company and crew. This is my first professionally produced video, wish me/us luck!
Good luck man. I wish I could help.polar sky wrote:First night of shooting my video tonight for Polar Sky. It's going to be interesting. It's featuring my Brother's 1969 Chevy Nova. 2 nights this week of shooting downtown in OTR with the production company and crew. This is my first professionally produced video, wish me/us luck!
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Thanks guys! It went great last night! Wow though. I didn't know how much work went into setting lights up, camera mounts, switching lenses, changing angles, taping wires up, taking wire down. We shot from 7pm-12:00am. Tomorrow we will be shooting from 7pm-2am. Then we will be shooting at a old hotel in 3 weeks and then we're finished with shooting it. Then it's all about editing. Should be out around Mid December.Cupz wrote:Good luck man. I wish I could help.polar sky wrote:First night of shooting my video tonight for Polar Sky. It's going to be interesting. It's featuring my Brother's 1969 Chevy Nova. 2 nights this week of shooting downtown in OTR with the production company and crew. This is my first professionally produced video, wish me/us luck!
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Nice! Can't wait to see it!polar sky wrote:Thanks guys! It went great last night! Wow though. I didn't know how much work went into setting lights up, camera mounts, switching lenses, changing angles, taping wires up, taking wire down. We shot from 7pm-12:00am. Tomorrow we will be shooting from 7pm-2am. Then we will be shooting at a old hotel in 3 weeks and then we're finished with shooting it. Then it's all about editing. Should be out around Mid December.Cupz wrote:Good luck man. I wish I could help.polar sky wrote:First night of shooting my video tonight for Polar Sky. It's going to be interesting. It's featuring my Brother's 1969 Chevy Nova. 2 nights this week of shooting downtown in OTR with the production company and crew. This is my first professionally produced video, wish me/us luck!
Last night went fantastic! Shot from 8pm-3:30am. I saw some play backs on set after the scenes were shot and my god.... they look so fucking good. Anyways, here are some shit pics I took with my iPhone 3Gs as I was watching them shoot the scenes:mechanismj wrote:Nice! Can't wait to see it!polar sky wrote:Thanks guys! It went great last night! Wow though. I didn't know how much work went into setting lights up, camera mounts, switching lenses, changing angles, taping wires up, taking wire down. We shot from 7pm-12:00am. Tomorrow we will be shooting from 7pm-2am. Then we will be shooting at a old hotel in 3 weeks and then we're finished with shooting it. Then it's all about editing. Should be out around Mid December.Cupz wrote: Good luck man. I wish I could help.





My Brother Eric's 1969 Nova is featured in this video

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