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p92389

@verizon.net

Wow...

"With the real money these days being in touring and merchandising, smart artists are using the music as a promotional tool to promote the artist brand instead of the commodity itself."

...just like the ol' days.

idjk

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Re: Wow...

I saw something on tv the other day about 'Bare naked ladies' ? band that had gone solo and were making more money and drawing more fans without the big publishing firm they had.
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