WATCH IT HERE: http://pitchfork.com/tv/#/episode/2049-sigur-ros-heima/1
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
You Must Watch This Now.
Sigur Ros fans, rejoice. For one week Pitchfork is featuring Heima, a film documenting the band's series of free, unannounced shows played around Iceland in the summer of 2006. Whether or not you listen to Sigur Ros, any aesthete can appreciate the ethereal post-rock beautifully fused with the scenic backdrop of the band's motherland.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
MBPC Hosts First Ever "BU For Show"
On October 6, 2009 (AD), The MBPC hosted an open mic for the first incarnation of BU For Show. Here are some photos that were generously provided by our good friend, Jen Choi.

Cameras create cool effects while things get set up.

Evan White (A Year Sleepless) performs first and makes girls swoon.

Nick (?) plays an incredible DCFC cover

Pete from Sons of Liberty cracks up the crowd with a unicorn-heavy stand up comedy set

Aviator and Rapper Steph bring it home with veteran hip-hop performances.
That's all for now folks. Take care of each other.
THE MBPC
THE MBPC
The Minutes: September 30
The MBPC had an off-week so we are taking the opportunity to upload some of the stuff we did before we had a website.
Please enjoy the very first presentation we ever gave: "Booking A Gig"








Remember to drink lots of liquids!
Yours forever,
Conor "Ticklemonster" Loughman
Please enjoy the very first presentation we ever gave: "Booking A Gig"








Remember to drink lots of liquids!
Yours forever,
Conor "Ticklemonster" Loughman
Thursday, October 29, 2009
The Minutes: October 28
Last night's meeting was uber-successful! We announced our new web-site (you're on it!), gave a presentation on the importance of Merchandise (below), and we were all treated to an incredible acoustic performance by the one and only Christa Gniadek. Also, our fearless leader, Allie Stone, performed the Thriller dance in full zombie regalia. It was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of thing (like catching a Mewtwo), so I sincerely apologize if you missed it.
Here are some slides!







I hope you found that educational.
Much Love,
The MBPC
PS: Thanks to everybody who came out despite the inclement weather!
Here are some slides!







I hope you found that educational.
Much Love,
The MBPC
PS: Thanks to everybody who came out despite the inclement weather!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Get To Know Your E-Board!
President: Allie Stone (COM, '11)
Allie Stone is a film student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has never eaten a Philly Cheesesteak, but she hopes to eat one someday. She has a lot experience with organizing things such as parades, charity events, and some music gigs. Her favorite event last year was Relay for Life, which she also organized. Allie spends most of her free time watching movies and listening to music (sometimes at the same time!). She aspires to one day write a movie that lots of people will enjoy and talk about until the end of time. Her favorite music includes Frightened Rabbit, A Tribe Called Quest, Bon Iver, Pavement, Tally Hall, Britney Spears, Ellie Goulding and The Cool Kids. Her heroes include Kevin Smith, Quentin Tarantino, Jean Luc Godard, and Batman. You should talk to her about your life, because she likes to listen. She also dearly hopes that one day everyone at BU will be a member of the Music Business and Performance Club and there will be instruments anyone can use and enjoy at their leisure.
You can learn more about Allie by finding her on the street, offering a high five, finding her on Facebook or Twitter, or just reading this blog consistently.
Vice President: Conor Loughman (COM '10)
Conor is a serious person with serious ideas. In November 2007 he founded a no-nonsense record label called Base Trip Records with the help of his mute sidekick, Templeton. In the summer of 2008 he served as an apprentice with Amalgam Digital, a hip-hop record label/independent music retailer. After toiling strenuously and stuffing his head full of ideas, Conor started working on Base Trip Records full time. In Fall 2008 he founded the Music Entrepreneurs Club, which was similar to the MBPC except that meetings and events were infrequent and club organization was non-existent. Conor is now keenly aware of his limitations and incredibly grateful to Allie and the rest of the E-Board for all their help and support. He is also a part-time eunuch.
Treasurer: Molly Savard (COM '13)
Molly Savard, known for her grammar insanity and love of cats, is a femme fatale with a firm handshake and a penchant for meeting celebrities. (Kidding about the femme fatale part. The second and third things are true, especially the second thing, because she has disproportionately large hands). She went to high school, and now goes to college. She plays piano, alto saxophone, is learning guitar, and sings, usually all at once. She would like to be in a rockin’ band someday soon. She enjoys fine things. You can find her sitting in the back of the room at MBPC meetings, judging you.
Secretary: Ben Gaches
Allie Stone is a film student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has never eaten a Philly Cheesesteak, but she hopes to eat one someday. She has a lot experience with organizing things such as parades, charity events, and some music gigs. Her favorite event last year was Relay for Life, which she also organized. Allie spends most of her free time watching movies and listening to music (sometimes at the same time!). She aspires to one day write a movie that lots of people will enjoy and talk about until the end of time. Her favorite music includes Frightened Rabbit, A Tribe Called Quest, Bon Iver, Pavement, Tally Hall, Britney Spears, Ellie Goulding and The Cool Kids. Her heroes include Kevin Smith, Quentin Tarantino, Jean Luc Godard, and Batman. You should talk to her about your life, because she likes to listen. She also dearly hopes that one day everyone at BU will be a member of the Music Business and Performance Club and there will be instruments anyone can use and enjoy at their leisure.
You can learn more about Allie by finding her on the street, offering a high five, finding her on Facebook or Twitter, or just reading this blog consistently.
Vice President: Conor Loughman (COM '10)
Conor is a serious person with serious ideas. In November 2007 he founded a no-nonsense record label called Base Trip Records with the help of his mute sidekick, Templeton. In the summer of 2008 he served as an apprentice with Amalgam Digital, a hip-hop record label/independent music retailer. After toiling strenuously and stuffing his head full of ideas, Conor started working on Base Trip Records full time. In Fall 2008 he founded the Music Entrepreneurs Club, which was similar to the MBPC except that meetings and events were infrequent and club organization was non-existent. Conor is now keenly aware of his limitations and incredibly grateful to Allie and the rest of the E-Board for all their help and support. He is also a part-time eunuch.
Treasurer: Molly Savard (COM '13)
Molly Savard, known for her grammar insanity and love of cats, is a femme fatale with a firm handshake and a penchant for meeting celebrities. (Kidding about the femme fatale part. The second and third things are true, especially the second thing, because she has disproportionately large hands). She went to high school, and now goes to college. She plays piano, alto saxophone, is learning guitar, and sings, usually all at once. She would like to be in a rockin’ band someday soon. She enjoys fine things. You can find her sitting in the back of the room at MBPC meetings, judging you.
Secretary: Ben Gaches
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Music Business and Performance Club
The coolest club at Boston University has its own ghetto website!
The Music Business and Performance Club is dedicated to making BU more musical and groovy.
Show up at CAS Room 314 EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY from 7:30-9:30 PM (or whenever) to play music, learn cool stuff like how to book shows/publish your songs, and meet good people who are interested in the same things you are.
If you're into formal shit...
The Music Business and Performance Club is a place where people interested in all aspects of the modern music industry can get together and network. The group is designed to facilitate any and all music-related avocations for its members. It also looks to give back to the community by donating profits to Boston music education programs and providing free music lessons to the public. Members can attend educational lectures, link up with other musicians, manage a band, learn or teach an instrument, perform and practice at BU, or even learn how to start and run their own company. The club works with a variety of businesses in and around Boston, providing a unique opportunity for members to get real-world experience in the music industry.
Questions? Concerns? Amusing Anecdotes? Shoot us an email at bumbpc@gmail.com.
If you want invitations to our events, Join: MBPC Facebook Group
If you want to receive our emails, Join: YouDo@BU
If you want to do both, may God have mercy on your soul.
The Music Business and Performance Club is dedicated to making BU more musical and groovy.
Show up at CAS Room 314 EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY from 7:30-9:30 PM (or whenever) to play music, learn cool stuff like how to book shows/publish your songs, and meet good people who are interested in the same things you are.
If you're into formal shit...
The Music Business and Performance Club is a place where people interested in all aspects of the modern music industry can get together and network. The group is designed to facilitate any and all music-related avocations for its members. It also looks to give back to the community by donating profits to Boston music education programs and providing free music lessons to the public. Members can attend educational lectures, link up with other musicians, manage a band, learn or teach an instrument, perform and practice at BU, or even learn how to start and run their own company. The club works with a variety of businesses in and around Boston, providing a unique opportunity for members to get real-world experience in the music industry.
Questions? Concerns? Amusing Anecdotes? Shoot us an email at bumbpc@gmail.com.
If you want invitations to our events, Join: MBPC Facebook Group
If you want to receive our emails, Join: YouDo@BU
If you want to do both, may God have mercy on your soul.
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Music Business and Performance Club
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