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Late night Saturday/early Sunday morning I got a chance to catch part of a Nine Inch Nails concert on some music high def channel and I realize just how much I really enjoy NIN. I've put my NIN collection away for far too long....and have now brought it out of it's temporary retirement.
Although I probably can't listen to this when I'm in the office, it's good to have it back.
I'm glad I work at home.....
You know, they're coming to MA and CT in August...too bad none of my friends would go with me....I'd love to go see NIN live. Not fun alone though....screw that.
Would like to possibly use some of your stock images in my upcoming music videos, sometimes "as-is" inside the given music video, and sometimes with alterations / manips or video effect composits and transitions.
You don't have any entry in your Journal regarding what you allow and do not allow in relation to the use of your images which you placed in various DA "stock" categories for use by others, so I decided to ask for clarification on using them in music videos beforehand.
Thanks in advance...
- Sum1
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