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Metal Mad Libs 5 (Patreon)

Published:
2015-08-09 17:27:41
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We make it to the 600 mark so here's the fifth installment of Metal Mad Libs!

Thanks so much for getting the page to this level, especially in cases of projects like this.

mp3 and Wav. are attached and the video goes public tomorrow :)

Video Commentary: https://www.patreon.com/posts/3135571
Song stems: https://www.patreon.com/posts/3135640

Have a good one!

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Metal Mad Libs 5

Lyrics written by the internet. Musicians! To get your music onto iTunes, Google, Spotify, and others, go to http://distrokid.com/VIP/rob" Your VIP code will give your audience 10% off for a limited time (Aug 31, 2015) Metal Mad Libs EP iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/metal-mad-libs-1-5-ep/id1028794429 ‬Bandcamp: ?

Comments

Sissy Fuß

I loved the romantic interlude with the bucket. Wish to see Eddie in a big movie. ;-)

RobScallon
>>3624334

Thanks! Might be a good way to go about it as I think the old model doesn't really work on my channel anymore.

Matt Good

This video has filled my bucket related comedy quota bucket for the day. Hilarious video Rob :) may take a look at the distrokid link too! On the cusp of releasing my bands album, as well as getting my own music on iTunes being a good thing to do :) cheers

RobScallon
>>701535

But now there are so many more questions? Why did I lie to Eddie about this bucket?! What is my motive for stealing it?!... So much bucket! And yea I do super recommend using Distrokid, all the other avenues to get into itunes I've found to be completely unreasonable. I was previously paying around $400 a year for my songs to be on there, and the site always gave me big problems on top of the ridiculous price tag to store files on a computer. After hearing about Distrokid from Andrew Huang I've been recommending it to everyone.