Top Corporate Moments in Rock
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:45 pmSaw this on another forum...
http://www.earvolution.com/2007/03/top- ... n-rock.asp
Pretty interesting in light of recent dismay about the new streaming audio charges, etc. It's bizarre that the the big labels stifle creativity at every turn and aggregate wealth for the few and then complain that their market is shit. Guess what assholes? That's what happens in an anti-competitive, non-free market state. Not that illegal downloading hasn't had an impact, but I'd argue there's much larger forces in action.
http://www.earvolution.com/2007/03/top- ... n-rock.asp
Pretty interesting in light of recent dismay about the new streaming audio charges, etc. It's bizarre that the the big labels stifle creativity at every turn and aggregate wealth for the few and then complain that their market is shit. Guess what assholes? That's what happens in an anti-competitive, non-free market state. Not that illegal downloading hasn't had an impact, but I'd argue there's much larger forces in action.