Indies vs. MySpace Music
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jcc474
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they still haven't fixed the play count issue... the new myspace music deleted some previous plays and still does not register all of the current plays, making it harder for up and coming bands to be noticed by labels and setting them back. artists would be charted on myspace by plays and views... hopefully they will fix this bug soon!! also, i thought industry was heading towards indies... this sure is a movement upstream..
- 3 years ago
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jcc474
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Remember_My_Name
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If it works out this would be a shot in the leg…
Myspace basically always catapults indie bands into the mainstream,
and if they outlaw them then Myspace wont maintain its popularity.Most mainstream is load of crap.
and like most people,
the only music I look up is the underground/ indie stuff.Besides…
no one I know buys most or all of their music. - 3 years ago
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Remember_My_Name
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lets_be_honest_86
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I am not to worried. Indie music CD sales have always been sluggish but they make up for it with sold out live shows.
- 3 years ago
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lets_be_honest_86
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McBride
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Myspace couldn't do this all on their own without having to involve large companies that have their own record labels?
This is total bullshit.
Dear Tom/ Myspace,
Please don't bother. It's pointless to waste each other's time on such a sham. - 3 years ago
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McBride
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Gustolingo
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i'm glad. now maybe some artists might work on there live show and not lip sync, and that is never going to happen.
- 3 years ago
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Gustolingo
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gnossos
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MySpace is great for connecting with local friends that you wouldn't otherwise be able to get a hold of, but I don't know if I want them to control my playlist too. That might be getting a little too deep.
- 3 years ago
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gnossos
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CalgarC
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i am one of the smart ones. i never made a myspace account and never will. my music is safe and secure through flash, xml, on my site :D
i am even boycotting itunes. my stuff will be sold on rhapsody, amazon etc... but not itunes
- 3 years ago
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CalgarC
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audiolifericky
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CalgarC:
You should also try Audiolife. You can place a widget on any website, blog, or social network profile, and sell your music and merch directly from that page. The great thing is that there are no up-front fees, and Audiolife takes care of all the processing and shipping.
Check it out at www.audiolife.com
- 3 years ago
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audiolifericky
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GBrito
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Here's some guys that managed to phone myspace...
- 3 years ago
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GBrito
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audiolifericky
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GBrito:
You should also try Audiolife. You can place a widget on any website, blog, or social network profile, and sell your music and merch directly from that page. The great thing is that there are no up-front fees, and Audiolife takes care of all the processing and shipping.
Check it out at www.audiolife.com
- 3 years ago
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audiolifericky
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CrappyTheClown
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MySpace is quite a tool! I wish it was around when my band "Punch Drunk Monkeys" was "big" in the mid 90's.
(We were choosen by SamGoody Musicland Group as one of the top 4 unsigned bands in the USA in 97)If only we had a way to market and reach fans like you now can on MySpace!
Visit...www.CrappyTheClown.com or MySpace.com/CrappyTheClown
PEACE OUT FREAKS!........
PS
And some of you haters need to disengage yer BALBBER FLAPS! ( I'll bet all of you who dis MySpace...have a Facebook account!)
- 3 years ago
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CrappyTheClown
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ladybee
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I sure hope not...
P.S. I still love you, MySpace... when I run out of other, more important things to love, that is...
- 3 years ago
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ladybee
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MaRibElfalcon76
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Just remember to block out all those ads.
- 3 years ago
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MaRibElfalcon76
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HeebieJeebies
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Isn't this plan already falling apart?
- 3 years ago
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HeebieJeebies
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andeeandee
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i like the way myspace music is.. i hope they dont do watever their trying to do.. i support indie bands!
- 3 years ago
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andeeandee
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synclaire
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the only reason i use myspace is to keep track of what the bands i like are doing. it's so much easier then going to each individual bands website.
- 3 years ago
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synclaire
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natdagod
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Im a band on myspace.....Just go to myspace.com/domphactorz...
support Indie band n dont down load industry shit..cuz most of it is wake anyway..Peace n Luv
- 3 years ago
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natdagod
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cheakywillie
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the whole independent feel of myspace has been dead for years now since it was bought by mr murdoch and company....
the internet portal will get smaller and smaller with this new application...
more crappy music will be forced on the masses in search for that magic dollar - 3 years ago
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cheakywillie
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matt_hargett
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myspace is fuqn horrendous -- I have almost never used it to listen to music, or to find bands. between pandora, sonicliving, and summer festivals, that's how I find and buy most of my new music.
- 3 years ago
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matt_hargett
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C_Los84
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This says it all...
- 3 years ago
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C_Los84
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quarrygirl
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myspace. pfffffffft.
- 3 years ago
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quarrygirl
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douglascaballero
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Here are pics of the billboards of MIA and Lil' Wayne in LA and Times Square.
- 3 years ago
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douglascaballero
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petergrumbine
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Myspace music was built on indie bands. it's weird they would turn their back as soon as they get a chance. Well, maybe not weird, but it sucks.
- 3 years ago
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petergrumbine
