David Baerwald said:

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David:

Already beat you to it, bud.

If you look at the reviewers of HCTNFU on AMAZON, I was the third person to do so. I have also personally purchased twenty-five copies of the disc, and have sent them out everywhere, even as far as the Netherlands!

I have to admit that I am quite shocked that LOST HIGHWAY isn't sending you out as support for one of their more established acts. I would think that any championing would come from the business unit that is trying to sell more units of the CD.

This business climate is why the former concert promoters in Buffalo, New York, the Weinstein brothers, left to do MIRAMAX PICTURES.

Also, it has been a month since I submitted your complete promo package to a local club here in town, and I didn't even get an acknowledgement that they even received or liked what was in the package.

This is all a shame, as every single person that I have ever introduced to your music absolutely loves it, and wonders why they have never heard of you before.

Your choices seem grim--- go out solo, or stay home and write songs for films about talking rats. That sucks, David, and as one whose life you have changed, I am sad for you and your art.

BTW, last night I watched THE PLEDGE again, and your song at the end of the film, WHY, was the best part of that film! Same for Moulin Rouge!

Keep your faith up, perhaps the help you require is right around the corner!

Peace and Prayers,

Kent Daniel Bentkowski Buffalo, New York USA