Perhaps they teach you how to ‘spot’ your ideal music industry job. Arf.

I take Pete’s point that coming up with titles for projects is darn tricky but, for me personally, it’s the making up of words or ‘wacky’ spelling that gets wearing. Unless there’s some reason for the Z, like it’s run by ‘Z Productions Ltd’ or, as dp suggests, they’re celebrating the much overlooked musical form of ‘Tranz’, then it can make you look a bit like the project wearing the cartoon tie and saying ‘Oh, I’m mad I am’. Then again, it made me notice it I suppose, so could just be a genius marketing ruse.

I should point out though that this is a flippant response, it doesn’t actually bother me that much and I’m not sitting up at night looking at the flyer and sobbing quietly to myself. Honest.

For the record I didn’t even notice the Z, which says a lot about my skim reading of stuff.

Your use of transitionising is a bit ambigious in that regard. I took it as humourous. But, do you expect us to ignore every grammatical faux-pas? Or do you prefer the occasional retort?

What’s annoying abut that particular title is the use of obscure verbs when plain English is far better. The use of ‘transition’ and ‘transitioning’ (yeah, you too Pete) is a fuzzy substitute for change, pass, shift; a washout word in place of a an emphatic one.

If I were setting out on a career in music, an event about transitioning would equate to a composition for Muzak, the background music for offices. And maybe that’s where the Z comes in. It’s corporate.

itz like, you know, gettin me well veckthed thinkin about it. laterz.