Ignore That Guy. Forever
Tarzan, you will be missed, sort of.
I could go on about how much you meant to Reesonable during our bootstrap-up days, but it would only take like three minutes and that wouldn't make anybody feel better.
Anyways.
Due to a change in Squarespace pricing schema (three cheers for locking in a favorable rate), kleenexgirlwonder.com isn't going anywhere.
It will continue to just point to kgwio.squarespace.com, but you know, that's fine. For reals.
So you already know the new KGW album is done, and it's great. You'll hear it (or about it, at least) soon... look for a http://www.kickstarter.com campaign with a unique twist and some unique gifts.
It will be like "Twiftmas in Q1 2011."
So my name is Graham Smith, and effective Jan 1, 2011 I am the leader of the anti-profit fake record company Reesonable, a/k/a, f/k/a and m/b/k/a/i/t/f and including but not limited to concerns such as:
Reesonable.com (which is the record label name and record store)
rsnbl.com (this site, where news and archives are kept)
comicsanshumor.com (a "publishing apartment" for independent comics and fine art prints)
and others to come.
Tarzan was invaluable. We wish him the best of luck building an ad-supported music portal at AOL.
NEWS TO ANNOUNCE.
A different kind of header you can see right there.
I'm going to experiment with formatting and basically make my brain run wild.
(I think that's what Tarzan did and I could show you some analytics I have in the garbage that prove that he deserved that historic raise to $12.15 an hour excluding lunch.)
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Three new Reesonable releases to be posted to store.reesonable.com before the end of 2010.
Dug Smith, WHY ARE WE WHISPERING?
Traves, Cherry Miasmas (link TK)
This I can promise you. Though it may take right up 'til December 31.
What else does 2011 hold?
New Kuthumi delivered in a novel way all year.
New KGW ("Secret Thinking," 10-A-sided 12").
New Gates of Heaven ("Thanksgiving," with a feature film).
And maybe your record? Hit me up, reesonable at gmail com.
Peace and good tidings.
Graham Smith
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