Soundclick question

[Appalachian Blues]

I just setup a Soundclick page to introduce my own tunes. I uploaded 6 songs but they haven't shown up on the profile page yet. Does it take awhile?
I have a myspace page; myspace.com/cottonwooddrift, and the songs usually show within a few minutes.
The Soundclick page is Soundclick.com/grungefreak
Thanks

 

[Scratch]

Billy,
I just visited your site. No tunes posted ye, but they should be up soon, I would think...

 

[West R Lee]

Billy it seems like the first time I tried to upload songs to Soundclick, it took a while. After that first time, they started loading immediately. Be patient......the rest of us will be chomping at the bit in anticipation of your music :wink: . Happy 4th.

West

 

[kitniyatran]

I don't find such a page at Soundclick. sorry

 

[West R Lee]

You've gotta kinda look for the page to upload songs Mando. I have heck every time I try. Seems like you go to a page called "Band Administration", then gotta look to find the page to upload. Then you gotta upload it out of a file off your pc. Something like that. I'm sure one of these other guys can help more than I can, but it's there.

West

 

[Appalachian Blues]

thanks fellas, the music is uploaded. My profile page is soundclick.com/grungefreak and from there scroll down to "artist/band" and click on Billy Reiter. I suppose you can type in soundclick.com/billy reiter and skip the yada yada yada stuff.

I may add another one today called Peeker Run Road. There is a township road down home that weaves through reclaimed stripmine land, hollows and hills galore. As a kid, stories of strange things up the road just made some of us explore it more, walk it at night (scared to death). I left alot of bicycle rubber on that gravel road.

 

[Bikerdoc]

Great Stuff Bill!!! Thanks from WEST central Ohio... :wink:

Peace

 

[Appalachian Blues]

Great Stuff Bill!!! Thanks from WEST central Ohio... :wink:

Peace

Thank You!!
Do you live around the Springfield/Dayton are? I use to race a couple tracks over your way. Kenworthy's at Troy was great for opening up the lungs on my CR500's. I would go through both sets of brake pads at that track and a rear tire.

 

[kitniyatran]

Still not found, but entering in the search brought it up. Sounds professionalish :wink: .