Wednesday, January 28, 2004
Cris-a-well predicts dept.
Deisel Nation and Devon Powers claim the album review is dead and ponder the change that might be coming this year in music journalism.
("C'est la vie," say the old folks, it only goes to show that you never can tell.)
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Date/Time: Jan 30 2004, 10:04 am
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Succint, educating and entertaining album reviews
will continue to be appreciated as long as discs are sold. And cds will continue to turn profits, albeit increasingly smaller ones, long past 2004. Or, at least I hope so.
I am not the only person that loves perusing the music store for a fresh find. Or gets a lil' rush everytime I separate a new cd from its wrapper.
And finds dowloading tracks a rather cold experience.
¶ 1/28/2004 10:22:00 PM
Deisel Nation and Devon Powers claim the album review is dead and ponder the change that might be coming this year in music journalism.
("C'est la vie," say the old folks, it only goes to show that you never can tell.)
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The following anonymous comment was posted on the old commenting system:
Date/Time: Jan 30 2004, 10:04 am
Poster:
IP address:
Email: none
Homepage: http://
Succint, educating and entertaining album reviews
will continue to be appreciated as long as discs are sold. And cds will continue to turn profits, albeit increasingly smaller ones, long past 2004. Or, at least I hope so.
I am not the only person that loves perusing the music store for a fresh find. Or gets a lil' rush everytime I separate a new cd from its wrapper.
And finds dowloading tracks a rather cold experience.
¶ 1/28/2004 10:22:00 PM
