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Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by WagesOfSin Mon Nov 24, 2008 10:40 pm

chinaski wrote:Thanks JS for the response. I checked your MS page. If you don't accept my friend request I'm gonna make you walk the plank...


Ha. I am not actually in charge of the MySpace, but I will pass your threats along to the appropriate party :)

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by chinaski Mon Nov 24, 2008 7:12 pm

DzM wrote:
WagesOfSin wrote:
chinaski wrote:Welcome to The Raft.

Thanks, glad to be here. Now, what's for dinner? :D

There's ladies fingers for desert.



all I've got is Apple Bannana's...oranges....coconuts....and frozen mango's.....but no Ladies Fingers (apple is better anyway)

Aren't the men in charge of dinner on this Raft?? If not...then I'm gonna have to bail. If it wasn't for food prepared by someone other than myself...I would never get out of bed!

Thanks JS for the response. I checked your MS page. If you don't accept my friend request I'm gonna make you walk the plank...

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by DzM Mon Nov 24, 2008 5:44 pm

WagesOfSin wrote:
chinaski wrote:Welcome to The Raft.

Thanks, glad to be here. Now, what's for dinner? :D

There's ladies fingers for desert.

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by WagesOfSin Mon Nov 24, 2008 5:43 pm

chinaski wrote:I was wondering...how long have y'all been together? I'm from Friday Harbor (been in Hawaii 5 years) and use to frequent the city...but I don't remember your band. I would have sought you out for sure...did I just miss the boat? Maybe this info is somewhere in the links...but...ya know....I'm lazy.


Our first show was October 2003... so probably right when you moved to Hawaii.

chinaski wrote:Welcome to The Raft.


Thanks, glad to be here. Now, what's for dinner? :D

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by chinaski Sat Nov 22, 2008 1:10 am

WagesOfSin wrote:Cheers all, you're welcome. It was with purely altruistic motives in mind, of course :D


yo. I was checkin' out your links...really cool stuff.

I was wondering...how long have y'all been together? I'm from Friday Harbor (been in Hawaii 5 years) and use to frequent the city...but I don't remember your band. I would have sought you out for sure...did I just miss the boat? Maybe this info is somewhere in the links...but...ya know....I'm lazy.

look forward to getting yer cd(s). Thanks for the post.

Welcome to The Raft.

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by WagesOfSin Fri Nov 21, 2008 8:20 pm

Cheers all, you're welcome. It was with purely altruistic motives in mind, of course :D

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by firehazard Fri Nov 21, 2008 8:32 am

Thanks for the posting. Good stuff indeed.

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by DzM Fri Nov 21, 2008 12:23 am

WagesOfSin wrote:
DzM wrote:Are all the songs sea shanty and/or "Arrrr, pirate" style?


No, we actually have a pretty diverse sound (if I do say so myself...) with a bunch of traditional American influences in addition to the Celtic and nautical-type sounds. We do enjoy a bit of the pirate-y stuff but realized early on we didn't want to get pegged as a novelty band... the video (which is from 2005 or so) is probably the last real 'pirate' thing we've done.

It's good stuff. Thanks for sharing it.

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by WagesOfSin Fri Nov 21, 2008 12:09 am

DzM wrote:Are all the songs sea shanty and/or "Arrrr, pirate" style?


No, we actually have a pretty diverse sound (if I do say so myself...) with a bunch of traditional American influences in addition to the Celtic and nautical-type sounds. We do enjoy a bit of the pirate-y stuff but realized early on we didn't want to get pegged as a novelty band... the video (which is from 2005 or so) is probably the last real 'pirate' thing we've done.

philipchevron wrote:Good stuff. Best of luck with your work.


Cheers for that, Philip! I grew up with a lot of traditional music (my parents were heavily into folk & trad sounds, and my dad is a pretty decent guitar/banjo picker), but it wasn't until a friend handed me a cassette of 'Rum, Sodomy & The Lash' in 1990 that the lightbulb went on. Hope to see the Pogues (with Philip Chevron this time!) in Seattle again -- be sure to ring us if you need an opener :lol: :P

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by philipchevron Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:07 pm

Good stuff. Best of luck with your work.

Re: The Wages of Sin

Post by DzM Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:51 pm

Interesting stuff. Thanks for the link.

Are all the songs sea shanty and/or "Arrrr, pirate" style?

The Wages of Sin

Post by WagesOfSin Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:18 pm

Pardon the shameless plug, but The Wages of Sin have a new CD out called "Gringo Mariachi" - 13 tracks of prime USDA punk-rock sea shanties and Appalachian death polka (including the best banjo/fiddle/mandolin-powered cover of "White Riot" you've heard in a while :P )!

Our producer once described us as "An American version of the Pogues, with more murder"... I don't know that we can rightly stake a claim to that kind of greatness, but hopefully you'll like it.

You can hear us on myspace: http://myspace.com/thewagesofsin

And you can listen to (and, ahem, purchase) both our CDs on CD Baby:
http://cdbaby.com/cd/wagesofsin2 (Gringo Mariachi)
http://cdbaby.com/cd/wagesofsin (Custom of the Sea)

You can also check out some live footage and one seriously goofy video on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/thewages1313

Enjoy.

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