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Unbunny - Black Strawberries 180g LPOn Radiohead’s “In Rainbows” and NIN’s “Ghosts”
The only thing these 2 recent successes prove to me is that for those working on creating a New Music Industry, the question should not be “In the future, how should we release the music?”, it should be, “In the future, how do we get the artist into that position where they can release the music in whatever way they want?”
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March 18th, 2008 at 3:19 pm
[...] marketplace of Music 2.0– because, again, this Raconteurs release is just another example of a strategy that works *only* for acts who have already been brought to a position of prominence by t… As David Bennun points out in the Guardian: If nobody had heard of the Raconteurs, then without [...]