> FAQ

q: thanks for putting out all the brass mp3s.  that
rules!!!  awwwwww yeah!!  sweet.  but where are all the
older songs, like the ones off the first self-titled album?
and can i buy that album?

a: that's two questions, but fine.  unfortunately the 
first album is out of print and at the present time there
are no plans to repress.  if that ever changes, we'll
definitely make it known on the site.  mp3s from it are
available on a bunch of sites/torrents online.

q: do you guys allow bootlegging of your shows?  and tape trading?  and mp3s to be downloaded off of other sites or off of p2p's?

a: sure do, buster brown.  but if you find anyone else selling our songs, please let us know.

q: i don't know what I'm doing here, what the hell is this crappy lo-fi site?

a: this is the minibosses web site. we are a phoenix based band dedicated to playing nes music with two guitars, a bass, and a drum set. we love playing, it's really fun.

q: have you guys ever thought of doing megaman 2 music?

a: yes.  and every time we play it, we think more about doing it.

q: where is the tab, big daddy?

a: hey remember when this answer said a whole bunch about
not ever putting up any tab?  we put up some tab.  it will
be slow going at first - we'll add more as we get requests
for them.  so if you want something before the others,
email us.  also, the format of the tabs is such - they will
be labeled 'aaron' or 'ben', not 'square 1' or 'square 2'.
that's because we sometimes switch squares in the middle
of medleys, or even in the middle of parts!!  so these tabs
will be what we each play, and where we play 'em.

q: how long have you guys been playing together?

a: wood and burke had played before in a band called the jenova project. they had about a years break from that and then in january of 2000 ben started playing with them, thanks to lisa fastenberg, who is about as hot as they come for an abstract algebra teacher.

q: where do you guys record/practice?

a: we recorded our first shitty demo album with jayce desantis in massachusetts (not his fault that it's shitty).  we recorded our ep with our friend john brandon.  and then we recorded brass at a studio called flying blanket with the industrious bob hoag.  the split used songs from brass.

q:   What do you guys use for equipment?

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