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Posted Jul 18, 07 by gemcityjeff
Hey , yeah that is a great concept! I think you're right. There is some good music being put out but the majority of it stinks! You got American Idol cranking out stars like a factory assembly line. Along with all the undesireable gutter music. Not to more...

Posted Mar 18, 07 by markmarx
I spent 5 years avoiding radio, because as a writer I was afraid Id fall in the trap of trying to repeat what I heard On Air LOL

Posted Jul 18, 07 by gemcityjeff
I'm hip, I did the same and still do.

Posted Mar 14, 07 by 479Lucy
we all shop at Wal-Mart and watch Sponge Bob and eat at McDonalds. Why wouldnt we all want to listen to the same Top 40?

Posted Mar 14, 07 by PHILANTIX
i hear ya. here's what to do.

Posted Mar 10, 07 by canucktunes
There were plenty of studies published on why the industry is failing but they aren't listening. The majority of consumers aren't teens yet most of the music produced these days are for teens, a large portion of which will end up downloading the material more...

Posted Mar 4, 07 by JMcLC
Someone here made a comment to the effect that indies love digital because it allows them to be heard. Boy, am I torn on that one. I've been a music fanatic since the early 1970's (when I became a rebel and broke away from my parents country western more...

Posted Feb 27, 07 by JMcLC
I agree with your idea of giving ownership of radio/television stations back to local ownership - I don't think the few mega-owners in this country will agree :-) In my observations, it seem as if there are two kinds of listeners - those who have always more...

Posted Feb 26, 07 by kidblood
iliketodrum, regarding your 2/14 comment to me, the DMCA is a law that protects (or tries to protect) digitized content. A law can't generate revenue. You work "part-time". I have been in this business full-time as a lawyer since the mid-90s. You are more...

Posted Feb 25, 07 by smojo
Great video gpert. I have to agree with you that music today mostly stinks. The big record companies are always looking to make money the quickest way possible and never give bands or artist time to get a following. If the artist has poor sales on the more...

Posted Feb 20, 07 by dtm2468
Interesting comments that you make about the Music Industry. However, I believe that it is a far more complicated issue than can be expressed in your short video. Music companies have had problems for dozens of years trying to address artist development more...

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