I agree with all your points, nothing beats the ease of iTMS. But there are still some people out there who likes the actual CD's ( music fans like meOriginally posted by psxndc
I know about InstantLive. I've been waiting for a band I like since the time they only had 4 CDs available. I periodically check back with it, but the statement above is exactly why I didn't mention it. Keep this in mind (not mrwilly, I mean Dhal), InstantLive still suffers from needing burning machines and loads of CDs. Then they have to ship the CDs to people that weren't at the concert. I was talking about minimal physical media. That is the crux of the minimal expense argument.
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Originally posted by Dahl
I agree with all your points, nothing beats the ease of iTMS. But there are still some people out there who likes the actual CD's ( music fans like me)
Originally posted by daddy-mojo
they have some modest mouse up as well now...not all of it, only a small collection.![]()
HELLO?? Belle and Sebastian are from MATADOR RECORDS!! Apparently, you did not even attempt to read the subject of the forum thread you are in! Either they're on there right now (and you just don't know) or they certainly will be Tuesday.Originally posted by weev
ok, so where's some really great music.
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Belle and Sebastion
Beta Band
Plug
Wagon Christ
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Originally posted by hazmat
Hey cool, I see Yo La Tengo up there. Good deal. Just saw them live last night. Fantastic as always.
They are the music behind a new car commerical also. But it doesn't seem that long ago that they were playing at a very dumpy performance spot in Cleveland called Speak in Tonuges. An aquaintance of mine, Brian Straw, who lived at the performance spot, and helped book them there 3 years ago, told me when they recently played in Chicago they made $20,000. A far cry from the the$800 of three years ago. They are now independantly wealthyOriginally posted by plstk
Uh, i think they're on Epic/Sony.