Unfortunately, neither demo tape drew any response from the recording industry. To Eddie it was a let-down, but not a set-back. He knew his demo tapes would be a long shot (recording quality problems and no band). Eddie was initially prepared for the worse, and had a thought out game plan to achive his eventual success. At that time he knew it was time for plan B. It was time to find himself a band in which he could practice, play, record, and most importantly draw music industry attention. He now had a couple of demo tapes in hand to present to potential band members in the search for his new band. That was it. Eddie was ready to move on to the next step, and he was enthusiastic. It was almost time for some Bad Radio.