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Replace 'punch' with 'punch and kick'.
A novel idea, but you could try paying for your music. That way musicians can actually make a living from their art and aren't forced to work in bookshops.
A novel idea, but you could try paying for your music. That way musicians can actually make a living from their art and aren't forced to work in bookshops.
As in, your contribution to society is greater as a bookstore employee than as an artist.
Just found out a friend and member of the extended family died. He was in his early sixties. Last time I saw him was the holiday season 2008/9. He was hale and hearty then. I knew he was sick and had been meaning to get in touch and tell him nice things. If you have something to say, say it now because you might not get another chance.
Whether one "pays" for one's music or not, very very very little of that money actually goes to the musicians. The vast majority goes to greedy music label executives.
It's a market economy. By not paying for your music, shows / performances, and merchandise, society is telling you how much it values your music.
My boss called 10 minutes after I got to the office and rattled off four or five research projects that need to be done by early next week.
My boss called 10 minutes after I got to the office and rattled off four or five research projects that need to be done by early next week.
It's a market economy. By not paying for your music, shows / performances, and merchandise, society is telling you how much it values your music.
Your analysis only holds true if artist has the economic property rights to his music. In this case he does not since someone can take the music without paying for it.