Firemans Picnic 2013

Bigdeal in their own mind wrote:

<quoted text>Hey Mr. DIRT actually I know a lot about the music business I'm very involved now that's a Bigdeal get it.; -)-

I forget, everyone's an expert on the internet. Good call. Still doesn't address the fact of you stating "None of the members have played in a signed band just the local seen" is completely inaccurate & therefore, your claim of knowing a lot about the music business seems to be inaccurate as well.

You people are like children...Grow up if you don't like the band don't come...Pretty simple if you ask me? Even better...if you fools think you could do a better job start your having your own picnic...Leta see if you guys can get 85 years of picnics under your belts!!

Jamaal Dirt wrote:

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I forget, everyone's an expert on the internet. Good call. Still doesn't address the fact of you stating "None of the members have played in a signed band just the local seen" is completely inaccurate & therefore, your claim of knowing a lot about the music business seems to be inaccurate as well.

Since you seem to know it all lol, what signed bands have any of the members played in name them Mr.No-it-all and the record labels that signed them.HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I'm waiting for an answer.

clearly not a Bigdeal AT ALL wrote:

<quoted text>Since you seem to know it all lol, what signed bands have any of the members played in name them Mr.No-it-all and the record labels that signed them.HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I'm waiting for an answer.

Jerry Jost (guitar) & Brad Pessoni (drums) were members of The Urge. The Urge released three CD's under Immortal records (who also produced records for such bands as Korn & Incubus).

Kevin Gagnepain (bass) was a member of Stir who released two records under Capital & had a third record completed, but never released. Technically, the first CD was recorded under Aware Records, but re-released under Capital. Pessoni joined Stir after the Urge stopped playing, and wasn't part of the first two records released. I believe he played drums for the third unreleased CD. The unreleased CD was recorded around 2003 & never released as fallout from the Napster / "music sharing" from the early 2000's.

Now, I'm sure you'll claim some sort of stupid technicality, but clearly you're not as Big of a deal as you like to think you are, because clearly you don't know jack. Unless you'd like to educate us on your role in the music industry. Which I'm sure you won't.

Jamaal Dirt wrote:

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Jerry Jost (guitar) & Brad Pessoni (drums) were members of The Urge. The Urge released three CD's under Immortal records (who also produced records for such bands as Korn & Incubus).
Kevin Gagnepain (bass) was a member of Stir who released two records under Capital & had a third record completed, but never released. Technically, the first CD was recorded under Aware Records, but re-released under Capital. Pessoni joined Stir after the Urge stopped playing, and wasn't part of the first two records released. I believe he played drums for the third unreleased CD. The unreleased CD was recorded around 2003 & never released as fallout from the Napster / "music sharing" from the early 2000's.
Now, I'm sure you'll claim some sort of stupid technicality, but clearly you're not as Big of a deal as you like to think you are, because clearly you don't know jack. Unless you'd like to educate us on your role in the music industry. Which I'm sure you won't.

I see google did your home work for you and by the way those bands you mentioned did not accomplish much they make more money now in Joe DIRT then they did when they were in those signed bands and by the way lets just say I'M in the engineering part of the business and have been on major tours.;-)That's all I have to say have a nice day Jaamal LOL

Bigdeal wrote:

<quoted text>I see google did your home work for you and by the way those bands you mentioned did not accomplish much they make more money now in Joe DIRT then they did when they were in those signed bands and by the way lets just say I'M in the engineering part of the business and have been on major tours.;-)That's all I have to say have a nice day Jaamal LOL

LOL. U just got owned and can't even admit it!

I have heard nothing but good things about joe dirt and how they sound so I am looking forward to hearing them Saturday,also im not sure what bands you want the fireman to hire but im sure every picnic in the area doesn't hire band that go on tour.so if you wants bands like that BUY a ticket and go listen to them!!!!

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LOL. I know nothing and I can admit it!
[/QUOTE]Well why don't you run along while I play a tune on my violin for you and would you like a little whine with that cheese.LOL

[QUOTE who="super huge Bigdeal who's the most important thing to music and will tell you about it because I'm such a huge deal but the truth is I really don't know my azz from a hole in the ground but i love to ramble in incoherent sentences"]<quoted text>I see google did your home work for you and by the way those bands you mentioned did not accomplish much they make more money now in Joe DIRT then they did when they were in those signed bands and by the way lets just say I'M in the engineering part of the business and have been on major tours.;-)That's all I have to say have a nice day Jaamal LOL[/QUOTE]

So you're a roadie. Wow. I'm mistaken, you're a huge deal. I'm sure you're a vital component to the music industry.

Jamaal Dirt wrote:

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So you're a roadie. Wow. I'm mistaken, you're a huge deal. I'm sure you're a vital component to the music industry.

Actually my friend I'm a sound engineer now have a nice evening and by the way I like Joe Dirt there good people the St.Louis music seen isn't the same as it you to be cheers!

Sorry for the typo

Who cares wrote:

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That's the problem. The money goes to that boys club they call a Fire Dept. Little if any money is actually put back into the community. Part of the reason why there is nothing for the citizens of Red Bud to do but get drunk and hop from bar to bar in their Jeeps or motorcycles. Remember! Start seeing motorcycles!
I have a better idea. STOP GETTING S-FACED AND RIDING YOUR BIKE LIKE A TEENAGER!

seriously!!! Boys club?! That boys club saves lives when needed and homes people live in. Tell ya what IRS ( I'm Really Stupid), no matter where you go there will always be fire departments and when ur cardboard box catches fire or you wreck your tricycle, they will be there to save your life

Bigdeal wrote:

Sorry for the typo

Typo? Using there instead of they're & seen instead of scene (which you've now done twice) isn't a typo, it's a lack of understanding of the English language - which explains the long rambling sentences. And I have no idea what "the St.Louis music seen isn't the same as it you to be cheers!" is supposed to mean.

Seems I gave you too much credit for even being a roadie. Enjoy the picnic.

Jamaal Dirt wrote:

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Typo? Using there instead of they're & seen instead of scene (which you've now done twice) isn't a typo, it's a lack of understanding of the English language - which explains the long rambling sentences. And I have no idea what "the St.Louis music seen isn't the same as it you to be cheers!" is supposed to mean.
Seems I gave you too much credit for even being a roadie. Enjoy the picnic.

Cheers:-)

Joe Dirt is a really good band!!!!!!!

Picnic is packed. Joe Dirt rules.

Joe Dirt should play every year.

Joe dirt rocked last night ,short breaks sound was awesome they just play really great. Not all the frills and bs had with rocket band.hope like hell they come back next year. Good job fireman for hiring a real band!!!

The Red Bud picnic is always the best one in the area. The firemen always put on a great weekend every year and KUDOS to them. I must say that I was very disappointed with the turnout this year. The bands were terrible in my opinion. Maybe the weather had a lot to do with the crowd size. Bad year this time but 1 year out of 20 isn't bad and I am looking forward to next year because they will have good music and put on a great picnic as they always do. Great Job Guys

slow year wrote:

The Red Bud picnic is always the best one in the area. The firemen always put on a great weekend every year and KUDOS to them. I must say that I was very disappointed with the turnout this year. The bands were terrible in my opinion. Maybe the weather had a lot to do with the crowd size. Bad year this time but 1 year out of 20 isn't bad and I am looking forward to next year because they will have good music and put on a great picnic as they always do. Great Job Guys

you really thought joe dirt was terrible? If so in what way may I ask because everyone there around us was saying they were great