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Teen Using MySpace to Lure Bands to LA

 

http://www.bbspot.com/News/2006/10/Teens-Using-MySpace-to-Lure-Bands-to-Los-Angeles.html

 

Teen Using MySpace to Lure Bands to Los Angeles

By Brian Briggs

 

Los Angeles, CA - A thirteen-year-old girl posing as a record executive on

MySpace has lured several bands to Los Angeles with promises of a record

contract.

 

Members of Fonix Cat, a neopunk-country band from Kansas City, were the

latest victims. They packed up their gear and headed west hoping for a

record contract; instead they left with shattered dreams.

 

Ashley Morgan, 13, has used her 'sonymusicexec' MySpace profile to lure

several bands to her Los Angeles home. Ashley was grounded so she couldn't

talk to us on the phone for this report.

 

Fonix Cat bassist, Davin McLeod said, "Her profile was called

'sonymusicexec', how were we supposed to know it wasn't legit. I guess we

should've realized she was a fake when she promised us free studio time and

said she loved our music."

 

On arriving at Ashley's house, band members were lured inside with free

pizza and Crystal Light. "How could we resist?" said McLeod. "She locked us

in the basement and told us we had to play for her free. It wasn't that bad,

so we stuck around for a while. Her mom eventually kicked us out."

 

Online band predators are such a big concern that the RIAA has created a

website warning bands about the problem. The site gives a few warning

signals that bands should watch out for:

 

* If you think the record executive is a "nice person" then you aren't

dealing with a real executive. It's common knowledge that all record

executives are assholes.

* If the contract you're being offered seems "fair" then you're dealing

with an online band predator.

 

One record executive who wished to remain anonymous said, "I'm not

surprised. Most of these bands are as dumb as dirt. They'll fall for

anything. Anyway, most record executives I know are posing as thirteen year

old girls on MySpace. Ironic don't you think?"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(its not real, but its pretty damn funny. :D )

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The guy from Fonix Cat :freak: actually said "Her profile was called 'sonymusicexec', how were we supposed to know it wasn't legit. I guess we should've realized she was a fake when she promised us free studio time and said she loved our music."

 

Dude.. wtf?

 

http://www.myspace.com/sonymusicexec

 

What a bafoon.... and then..the story continues with: On arriving at Ashley's house, band members were lured inside with free pizza and Crystal Light. "How could we resist?" said McLeod. "She locked us in the basement and told us we had to play for her free. It wasn't that bad, so we stuck around for a while. Her mom eventually kicked us out."

 

I guess that last part might have fooled even the most seasoned "pay-to-play" band :D

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Originally posted by elbow

The guy from Fonix Cat
:freak:
actually said "Her profile was called 'sonymusicexec', how were we supposed to know it wasn't legit. I guess we should've realized she was a fake when she promised us free studio time and said she loved our music."


Dude.. wtf?


http://www.myspace.com/sonymusicexec


What a bafoon.... and then..the story continues with: On arriving at Ashley's house, band members were lured inside with free pizza and Crystal Light. "How could we resist?" said McLeod. "She locked us in the basement and told us we had to play for her free. It wasn't that bad, so we stuck around for a while. Her mom eventually kicked us out."


I guess that last part might have fooled even the most seasoned "pay-to-play" band
:D

 

 

If you read down at the bottom of the original post, you'll see that its a fake news story.

 

I still lol'ed though.

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I love this comment:

 

 


only reason why i added you is because i wanted to see how many people believed your fake attempts to be "signed to a record label".. its funny how many gullible people are on myspace.

 

 

Says the guy who doesent realise its a joke.

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