Looting the Bins with Wooden Shjips - Blurt Magazine
hi. i'm mark.
i like indie music & i believe in the diy music revolution. truly, i love ze inner-netz.
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![The FADER - Mathematics - “A press release recently came round these parts for the band Paper Route, describing them as “the intersection of Postal Service, Spiritualized and Death Cab [For Cutie].” If our rock mathematics calculations are correct, doesn’t that just make them Ben Gibbard over-doing it on his anti-anxiety meds?”](http://media.tumblr.com/u1mxMkVIfauw77zreUfwLsSz_400.jpg)
The FADER - Mathematics - “A press release recently came round these parts for the band Paper Route, describing them as “the intersection of Postal Service, Spiritualized and Death Cab [For Cutie].” If our rock mathematics calculations are correct, doesn’t that just make them Ben Gibbard over-doing it on his anti-anxiety meds?”
Five Great Songs You Still Can't Buy On iTunes
“…there are plenty of other artists who do sell their stuff on iTunes — but not their best stuff. Why? It’s often not clear. Music licensing is a byzantine world to begin with, and it only got more complicated in the digital age, when many existing contracts had to get updated to accomodate iTunes and its competitors. The short answer: Some stuff seems to have been dropped through some dark and mysterious legal cracks, and no one’s been able to dig them out yet.”
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“ Let me be clear about this, I don’t have a drugs problem, I have a police problem.
Keith Richards (via watcheroftheskies)
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Independent’s Day Music Conference in Philadelphia July 12, 2008
I’m sitting on one of the panels about Web/Music 2.0
Make no mistake: A house punk, who can go home at night, is not a punk punk. “MySpace punks,” Jazmin calls them. “Like, ‘Oh, Mom, I want a pair of bondage pants!’”
Bands, Fans Share Couches and Crash Pads | Listening Post from Wired.com
Adventurous travelers have already leveraged social networking to create a couch surfing network, and now touring bands looking to continue touring despite rising gas prices can use a similar network to find free places to stay on the road: Better Than The Van, from the same people who run Drummer Hunter.
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