Free Radiohead Revolution

Perfectly stated.

Intelligent comparison of old school album experience versus todays music industry in flux. Always look forward to hearing ideas from Jay S. presented in well crafted pods.

just saw this... word indeed.

So right about everything, rant on!

And that is why Radiohead is the greatest band of the last two decades and possibly the next.

don't believe the hype...i respect this cat's opinion, but the record industry not being in control of music distribution is a wonderful thing.
music is not a physical thing, so in a way mp3s enhance the reality of loving something that's intangible. in fact i would go as far as to say that the reason the corporate music business model is failing is because of its lack of foresight & ability to evolve.
the experience is listening & feeling the music not unwrapping a package & reading what's on an album jacket [although i do acknowledge that it used to be a major part].
corporate record labels drained the life out of pop music by forcing artists to believe that the only way they could be successful was by being homogeneous & as life shows us repeatedly when you try to please everyone no one respects your art [see the movie & newspaper, & radio industries]...except for tweens & teens that don't know any better.
as an independent artist myself i'm very happy to see the "music industry" return to where it belongs, resting on the creativity & industrious spirits of the people that make music & outta the hands of some liquor company executive that just happens to also own your favorite musician's record label.

now that's game.

Word!

jay should marry me.

ahhh.. that made sense! thom yorke and his crew are geniuses! this pod is pretty funny too!

This is the second video of yours that I've watched. I love your delivery and your message.

Interesting input, but this is all opinion right? You should have elaborated more. Maybe mention how not only did Radiohead change the approach, but they made more money per album on In Rainbows than any other album they released, and that's a fact. So you may have missed the whole point of why Radiohead did what they did. They are already considered by many to be the best band out there. It had nothing to do with "making the release a big event" it was about saying Fuck You to the major labels. At least that is my opinion. Overall, good work illdoctrine. I will stay tuned for your next rant.

thanks so much for this. it's a bittersweet time in history....

thousands of precious vinyl records that i'll keep playing by myself until i'm a senior citizen. in the meantime, i'm going to keep 'unofficially' releasing my production through other peoples blogs. ;)

music is still as important to those who still take it seriously, but you're right about the experience part. Where is the excitement of the physical deed of buying the actual object? Has it been reduced to a mere click of the mouse? Radiohead is epic anyways, but their approach IS the future. We need to adjust to the digital revolution. and i have licked a record before......Beatles Revolver.....yummy....

this is good stuff jay. you speak the truth. only in strange patterns...

you are so right!!
i feel that now a days everything is pretty much the same minus the social experience, therefore everything is TOTALLY different

love love love it.

ps i love how you change shirt colors in almost every cut. hilarious.

this is dope. SO glad we got this on the air.

yo, we did it jay!

ill doctrine has finally made its way onto current tv's airwaves!