Eric Alper
62,775 followers
http://www.ThatEricAlper.com
eOne Music PR. Music news, daily contests, Song/Album streams, industry factoids. CTV's Canada AM Music Correspondent. Billboard's 140 Best on Twitter.
Pending Interview Questions
Listorious Interview
Bob Dylan. "Hey Haymms! Klifhjfssh hhdismxzz gsgsabnnx earu Theadt Bitten Botten Relpasunhd! Ha!Ha!"
Curt Smith from Tears For Fears, just so I can say 'thank you for the music.' Like Abba.
Anyone with more than a few hundred followers has to feel pretty nifty. With over 10,000 people, I'm bowled over, blessed and honored.
To have accurate music news not found elsewhere, with a sense of humour, while saving the industry one tweet at a time. Good luck, I know.
When it comes to music and the industry, I can get a little obsessive about mixing business with pleasure. Twitter takes care of both for me.
My CDs, my iPod, my wife...wait..wrong order. My Wife, daughter Hannah, dog Indigo, CDs, iPod, and Independence.
#shorty; I thought it was about my high school life.
#waystostopshavingdaily; #poisonsforpeoplewhousethewordunique
12 hours; I don't tweet after Midnight, I turn into a Gremlin.
Banning profiles devoted to teeth cleaning, generating 100s of followers if you just click here, fake celeb pages.
I don't smoke anymore, but thanks for asking.
I'm not so heated that I consider anything non-essential. The ambition of anyone on Twitter is worthwhile and not for me to judge.
No shortening of names or brands; Do YOU want to tell SneadOConr anything bad?
THE_REAL_SHAQ and johncmayer - They've put themselves in danger of coming across as know-it-alls, but are fans of communication more.
I haven't written it yet; but my Christmas joke of Nickelback releasing holiday album called St. Nickel-less was funny. So I thought.
You'll be amazed at watching yourself be a more direct writer. I'm here to learn, too, and listen to what you have to say.
Tweetlater - it was my first editing lesson in "I'm here, I'm snappy, I can say my piece is 140 characters," making me looking extroverted.
Only by my wife. Until she got on Twitter.
I'd love to hear what they're listening that gleefully blows their minds. What's a future classic, and what's noisily overrated?
My first girifriend when I was 13. Fab people I've met up with at SXSW, past and present customers for my wife's company, Name Your Tune!
Battling against the over-exposed and the under-talented, Twitter allows me to promote artists I work with, and tons I don't.
Disarming, facinating, and revitalizing music news. Also, I LOVE maintaining daily CD Giveaways; what better way to share great music?
