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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 9,200 Likes: 100
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People usually hear music when they are fed it, like on radio, in malls, stores , mostly in their cars.
The listen to Spotify fir stuff they already know
That's the dilemna That's a valid observation, and kind of ironic. People have such easier access to so much more, and yet (it seems to me) it's still only the kids and maybe archivists who go down rabbit hole niches of musical discovery. It seems record stores were more conducive to that. When I was a kid, searching underground artists was a real thing, and you really had to work at it. I remember kids wearing Ramones shirts, and I'd be like who are they Today with all the outlets supposedly available, who are the successful ones? Those on big radio. And nobody know they are supposed to look, it's not their job . So in reality the music biz is same as it always was, top echelon and everybody ekse
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 09/25/23 03:17 PM.
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