Monday, April 18, 2005
More than a bit behind on my reading just coming up with this Pitchfork feature on musicians who blog.
My Favorite Band Writes Better Than Your Favorite Band
"Which is to say that fan, artist and critic blur even further into one. Whether they're making music, spinning music, or writing about, you get the same thing: A bunch of people with their own aesthetics and their own idiosyncrasies, offering the same style in different forms."
(This article ocasionally veers towards a critique, though civil in tone, especially when compared to No Rock and Roll Fun's relentless (and funny) obsessive savagery of Fred Durst.)
Music ¶ 4/18/2005 12:54:00 PM
My Favorite Band Writes Better Than Your Favorite Band
"Which is to say that fan, artist and critic blur even further into one. Whether they're making music, spinning music, or writing about, you get the same thing: A bunch of people with their own aesthetics and their own idiosyncrasies, offering the same style in different forms."
(This article ocasionally veers towards a critique, though civil in tone, especially when compared to No Rock and Roll Fun's relentless (and funny) obsessive savagery of Fred Durst.)
Music ¶ 4/18/2005 12:54:00 PM
