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July 15, 2007

Collective Music

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If you need music, book a collective!
The lamen, thinking only of Mick Jagger and his rooster strut might bark the former inspires the most wicked of onstage pleasures. But the musician, after all, has at least a little bit of "normal people," peasant blood in him. He's only human. You, sir: do you feel more at ease galavanting onstage like a lunatic alone, or with eleven other people? One might say that the members of the indie collective are more enabled to put on a good show, hop around like a monkey, lose their shit like a teenage girl screaming along at a Justin concert. There's a psychology of the masses, and it says this: even the most idiotic of ideas can gather exponential rushes of gathering energy behind them, which grow and grow into a spasmadic explosion of bliss; imagine what happens with a good idea.
 

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Posted on July 15, 2007 01:03 PM by bcs. .
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If you like awesome music, check out Eric Solomon! He’s great. His voice is like a cross between Lenny Kravitz and Justin Timberlake and he has the best beats. Check him out at www.EricSolomon.com.

Posted by: Ana at April 8, 2008 01:57 PM

I have created my private movie studio in London its a bit bigger that Hollywood in USA, I 've uploaded some of my favorites clips , just click on link http://artandfaith-john.blogspot.com/ and follow the instructions

Posted by: Tomas at December 1, 2007 04:06 AM

“I think this is one of those cases for the labels where I would say “Be careful what you wish for”. Internet radio wont die but it will move to places offshore where artists wont get paid. Hardly a great outcome for anyone.”

Posted by: Biju015UK at October 25, 2007 11:45 AM

Awesome!!!!!!!!

Posted by: Erin at October 8, 2007 07:03 PM

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