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Well, you see, now the whole idea loses its novelty. 10 years ago, I used to love hopping down to the local record store and browse through tapes and buying tapes. Now you like a song and you just rip it off the Internet. It’s good to see more artists getting more in control and ditching their record labels, but frankly, I don’t want to see an artist like Britney Spears doing this.
It works for bands/artists that are purely experimental and that have the kind of music that really isn’t mainstream-friendly. Bands that are truly originals and not carbon copies.
Well, you see, now the whole idea loses its novelty. 10 years ago, I used to love hopping down to the local record store and browse through tapes and buying tapes. Now you like a song and you just rip it off the Internet. It’s good to see more artists getting more in control and ditching their record labels, but frankly, I don’t want to see an artist like Britney Spears doing this.
It works for bands/artists that are purely experimental and that have the kind of music that really isn’t mainstream-friendly. Bands that are truly originals and not carbon copies.