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From: "Albers, Brian" <BAlbers@premiereradio.com>
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 12:24:08 -0800
quoted 1 line Exhibit B- VS_Price with a couple great tracks on one of the Bip>Exhibit B- VS_Price with a couple great tracks on one of the Bip
Hop comps and likewise a forgettable album which, by the way,
doesn't even sound like the same artist as the comp tracks.
quoted 2 lines I always feel like I've been bait-and-switched after being>
>I always feel like I've been bait-and-switched after being
impressed by a comp track and totally disappointed in the full
length.
as an artist who may have done this to some listeners, i have this
defense: compilation tracks can be seen as both a chance to get
attention and a chance to experiment with things you might not
normally do.
some artists (like us) have broad enough styles that can shift
around a bit. it depending on where we were artistically at the
time, and the nature of the compilation. some tracks were very
representative of things we've done on albums. others were
appropriate for more experimantal comps and/or we didn't have a
lot of time to write a more conventional song before the deadline.
i know this may sometimes confuse or disappoint people when
they want to pick up an album, but...oh well. try before you buy is
my motto anyway.
d.
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