Re: [idm] 2003: The Year the Music Industry Dies - Wired Magazine, 2/2003
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From: "cath animon"
Subject: RE: [idm] 2003: The Year the Music Industry Dies - Wired Magazine,
2/2003
quoted 1 line the way i see it, quite simply, if artists don't make a living from sales> the way i see it, quite simply, if artists don't make a living from sales
of
quoted 4 lines hard copies of their work, they will ultimately have to return to> hard copies of their work, they will ultimately have to return to
> life-eating day-jobs which will only destroy their potential.
> you can't be expected to create great music as well as catching the bus to
> work every morning...
It can be fairly assumed that most of the creators of music
discussed on this list are not making their living in the now-dying
music industry.
Dntel needs 'the music industry' to survive?
Astrobotnia needs 'the music industry' to survive?
The Residents need 'the music industry' to survive?
Phthalo needs 'the music industry' to survive?
Kompakt Koln need 'the music industry' to survive?
David Toop needs 'the music industry' to survive?
Aphex Twin needs 'the music industry' to survive??????????
Puhleeeeeeeeeeeze!
Pete Townsend needs the music industry to survive, that's Who needs it.
Avril Lavigne needs to get a job anyway, a real job. Alicia Keys can wait
tables,
I'm sure. Let Puffy try workin' at the Car Wash: it's about time that he
come clean, anyhow.
Fuck BMG and EMI: long live the indies!
.o0O}seeklektek{O0o.
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