Plain White Signees

[Jason Tate]

Did we post that the Plain White T (http://www.absolutepunk.net/plainwhitets)'s have signed to Hollywood Records? If we didn't we have now.

[ishotthepilot]

.......whoa. okay. i didnt know they were done with fearless.
that's pretty damn hardcore [minus the sickXmosh, plus the Breakdown]

i think i'm suprised it took this long, they craft songs made to take over the radio. best of luck, these dudes couldn't "sell out" if they tried.

[permanent]

This could be wonderful or disasterous for the band. I was actually expecting them to sign to a Sony label. Best of luck to them though.

[imajerk]

woo! i heard their singer just produced some songs for the band Crash Boom Bang from VA

[ACA]

Hollywood Records is owned by Disney, as far as I'm aware.

Currently, the Ts are some of the hardest working, honest musicians out there. I've met them and gotten to hang out with them, and they are completely down to earth with their fans.

I pray they don't get caught up in a world of bullshit now and remain the same kickass band they are now.

-ACA

[Comandante]

Hollywood Records is owned by Disney, as far as I'm aware.

Currently, the Ts are some of the hardest working, honest musicians out there. I've met them and gotten to hang out with them, and they are completely down to earth with their fans.

I pray they don't get caught up in a world of bullshit now and remain the same kickass band they are now.

-ACA

Why do you post ACA after each post? We obviously know its you from the name?

[steve mcqueen]

Great band!

[JIMMYateEARTH]

Why do you post ACA after each post? We obviously know its you from the name?

HAHA I wonder the same thing every time. I love the T's I am happy for them. They make great music.

[reav]

Why do you post ACA after each post? We obviously know its you from the name?

The same goes for Jeff :)

[LPMagic]

Aw snap. No you di'int.

- Jeff

[itmakesyoufeel]

good for them!

[shermanology]

the suicide machines were signed to them for awhile, and we don't like to talk about that.

but it should be good for them.

[ACA]

Aw snap. No you di'int.

- Jeff

I don't know why you do it, but for me, it goes back to the old days when message boards weren't quite so extravagant. Your posts used to be identified by a little number (your login name) and that's it. In order for people to know who you were, people often left their name at the bottom.. much how you sign a letter with your name. (It seems people in the early 90s were much smarter about keeping their real life identity secret, which is how codenames, initials, etc became common--not this MySpace age where everyone posts their cell, their address, and themselves half/naked...but that's another rant...)

However, this practice of etiquette and signing your name escapes most people here since these old services were before they were out of diapers. But I guess in this age of flashy forums there's no need.

-ACA

[JIMMYateEARTH]

I don't know why you do it, but for me, it goes back to the old days when message boards weren't quite so extravagant. Your posts used to be identified by a little number (your login name) and that's it. In order for people to know who you were, people often left their name at the bottom.. much how you sign a letter with your name. (It seems people in the early 90s were much smarter about keeping their real life identity secret, which is how codenames, initials, etc became common--not this MySpace age where everyone posts their cell, their address, and themselves half/naked...but that's another rant...)

However, this practice of etiquette and signing your name escapes most people here since these old services were before they were out of diapers. But I guess in this age of flashy forums there's no need.

-ACA

And Now we Know.

[LPMagic]

I don't know why you do it, but for me, it goes back to the old days when message boards weren't quite so extravagant. Your posts used to be identified by a little number (your login name) and that's it. In order for people to know who you were, people often left their name at the bottom.. much how you sign a letter with your name. (It seems people in the early 90s were much smarter about keeping their real life identity secret, which is how codenames, initials, etc became common--not this MySpace age where everyone posts their cell, their address, and themselves half/naked...but that's another rant...)

However, this practice of etiquette and signing your name escapes most people here since these old services were before they were out of diapers. But I guess in this age of flashy forums there's no need.

-ACA
There are a few reasons I do it and basically what you said is a big reason.

- Jeff

[invincibleXL]

*no comment*



-invinciblexl

[SK_mo]

I don't know why you do it, but for me, it goes back to the old days when message boards weren't quite so extravagant. Your posts used to be identified by a little number (your login name) and that's it. In order for people to know who you were, people often left their name at the bottom.. much how you sign a letter with your name. (It seems people in the early 90s were much smarter about keeping their real life identity secret, which is how codenames, initials, etc became common--not this MySpace age where everyone posts their cell, their address, and themselves half/naked...but that's another rant...)

However, this practice of etiquette and signing your name escapes most people here since these old services were before they were out of diapers. But I guess in this age of flashy forums there's no need.

-ACA
Or it could be that we make use of the signature tool this site offers.

[splitsecond]

I didnt think Hollywood Records was even around anymore.

[keys1982]

It's funny when people go off in tangents that have nothing to do with the subject of the thread. Congrats to Plain White Tees!!

[Rufio21]

Did we post that the Plain White T (http://www.absolutepunk.net/plainwhitets)'s have signed to Hollywood Records? If we didn't we have now.

took long enough. Werent they in limbo for like 2 yrs or something?

[Aileen]

pray for tour support!!!!!!!!!!

[Bury Your Head]

out of all the labels interested they chose hollywood?>
what the...

[Slaur]

Remember when they pulled ICP's album off the market after the third day it was on-sale?Obviously they do not listen to the albums they put out until someone bitches about it.Great band though!

[Plaidical]

I don't know why you do it, but for me, it goes back to the old days when message boards weren't quite so extravagant. Your posts used to be identified by a little number (your login name) and that's it. In order for people to know who you were, people often left their name at the bottom.. much how you sign a letter with your name. (It seems people in the early 90s were much smarter about keeping their real life identity secret, which is how codenames, initials, etc became common--not this MySpace age where everyone posts their cell, their address, and themselves half/naked...but that's another rant...)

However, this practice of etiquette and signing your name escapes most people here since these old services were before they were out of diapers. But I guess in this age of flashy forums there's no need.

-ACA

its official , he's better than us.

also, I think this is old news. but apparently a lot of people missed it , so no touble from me!

[Chevy114]

Best of luck and hope they don't get screwed over!

[omg cassandra]

this'll be amazing for them.

[joeshmoe909]

Congrats great band.

[dirtysouth]

I'm happy this band seems to be moving up but I'm not going to deny that when i read 'hollywood records' I didn't think "what the fuck!?!?!"