I broke my camera a while back and just got it fixed this week. So i thought I'd take you on a little journey..
And, no, that's not me smoking. I have friends who have cigarettes and I had film...
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- Jeffrey
- Have I grown tired on the journey or have I grown tired of the journey?
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Brilliant! The cigarette photo is my fave...
I thought you might like this article about the music business:
"The Virtues of Vice"
http://www.columbiaspectator.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2005/04/08/4255e9289ef72
EXCERPT:
This past year, the line between independent and major labels has been blurred, with labels like Sub Pop having amazing years off of the Postal Service and the Shins. But such success, to Shore, is indicative of a worrisome trend.
“I feel like there has been created, in the past two to three years, an indie-yuppie establishment. Bands like Death Cab for Cutie, Iron and Wine, the Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene, they are great bands, really great bands, with great albums, great songs, high quality. And to me, it’s just so fucking boring,” he says. “It’s like fancy-coffee-drinking, Volvo-riding music for kids. And kids should be listening to music that shakes them up more, makes them uncomfortable. … I don’t think we’re ever going to sign an indie rock band. … I want to sign stuff that is more immediate and shakes you up a bit.”
Damn! The links didn't work. I'll try again:
http://www.columbiaspectator.com/
vnews/display.v/ART/2005/04/08/
4255e9289ef72
No, it works. Cool picture.
Dude, what's up with this?
###Our audience is people who shop at independent record stores, who read blogs, who download stuff from MP3 blogs, who go see two or three shows a week, who buy records because they feel a little guilty###
Waht?
Peace out. Ian
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