Good luck, clear channel also ownws most cencert venues, and these days so
much un - venued music is basically illegal. The best thing to do is play
for free, give away mp3s for free and then sell t shirts, vinyl records
and tapes.
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Thomas Millar wrote:
quoted 28 lines JS:> JS:
> >> I've already seen a few newpaper articles mentioning a public backlash,
> >> hopefully this outragious corporate bullshit will stop because of their
> >> own naked greed.
>
> Ooh, a public backlash. Yes, I just saw a gang of fileshare addicts out
> there on the street throwing bricks through the windows of a Clear
> Channel-owned radio station. Indeed. Backlash. As in 'I JUST WROTE AN EMAIL
> TO JACK VALENTI MAN AND IT WAS IN ALL CAPS HES GONNA BE SORRY NOW'.
>
> JPK:
> > bothered. Revolution has no place in the Franklin Planner.
>
> I don't know if KaZaA/Napster/Morpheus ever counted as 'Revolutionary'. It's
> just tape trading at the speed of light.
>
> Revolutionary would be the return of live music as a primary means of income
> instead of musicians relying on the sales of recordings. And enough people
> going to shows (other than the megafestivals) to make this truly possible.
>
> Tom
>
>
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