Anyone have his book?

http://www.mixerman.net

Don't think I want to shell out $20, but I sure would like to know how it ended.

I want to know what band it was.

Damnit, now I want the book. Great stuff

Amen brother, amen.
I wonder if the book tells. probably not.

I followed the online postings for a while, but they made me tired....I actually thought it was overly detailed...Kind of like the book "American Psycho" but without the killings!

I think it wes revealed who the band was..Can't recall the name, but I think the final outcome was that the label shelved the record and it never came out....

But then again, I havent followed the story in over a year, so im probably wrong....

im sure the answer is out there..ill try a google search.

Yeah...I got bored after awhile, too. Plus the fact that he took this little website & tried to turn it into a cottage industry was kind of a turn off. Not the capitalist side of it...just the fact that he thought it was worthy of merchandising, etc.

I ordered my copy, thanks for the heads up. I LOVED Mixerman.

So, being extremely bored and a professional Google technician I finally found an Australian band that claims to have worked with "infamous LA music identity mixerman." Unfortunately, it's close to impossible to find anything about this band, and I've yet to see a credit besides producer Tony Coogan.

clicke aqui , third paragraph.

Gotta say it kind of frustrates me that I can't find out; anybody know a reliable database for recording credits and the like? (Besides allmusic, it's not on there)

grrrrr