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Don't forget the occasional sleepless night.

I spend two to four hours a day on music, rarely taking a day off. If you want to do something, you'll invent at least a little time for it.

In the big money world, record labels aren't who administer or exploit copyright, publishers are.

I thought someone forgot to spell my name with the "h" so the board censored it.

http://twitter.com/Wu_Tang_Finance/stat … 9427516419

Emphasis mine. When you see it...

The social aspect is important, and the reason I've repeated that a few times is because, from the department of "if I had to do it all over again," that's the part I missed out on the most. I knew people who deliberately had half-credit course loads with one ensemble (basically, a graded weekly jam session) and nothing else on their plates besides jamming and hopefully gigging, and the more I remember about those people the more I think they had an ingenious plan.

If the social goals are more important to you than the academic, I recommend visiting as many campuses as you can until you find the one with the right social atmosphere. I'm not aware of any one school happening to have a lot of chipmusic folks attending it, so it's really up to you.

Just make sure you show up to class often enough to not get kicked out.

I can't believe I forgot about Theta's thread, although it got similarly sidetracked my thoughts and the details I provided haven't changed.

Are you able to sell m&m's in orange bottles at your merch table?