last year i spent a ton of money on movement related stuff. my gf got a
shrit, we bought 4 buttons, the dvd, and the double CD. i would have spent
more if they had other stuff i wanted. i think it would be dope if they
just offered more cheaper stuff for people to possibly buy in order to
support like a $5 CD that you could only get there with tracks by the
unknown artists who are playing. thats whats up.
tmo
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Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 20:11:24 -0500
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I completely agree with what you're saying but I counter it all could be
done if everyone paid 5 bucks a day and accomplish what it needs to. Hell,
a beer down there is 5 bucks.
Peace,
Alex
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I'd pay $15 per day
Putting an entrance fee on it could result in a drop in attendance. Only
the real fans of the music will go and many of the "raver kids" just
looking for some music to practice their breakdancing skills to would shy
away from it (possibly). If they still attract a big crowd then I would
speculate that big business would perk up and much of this music would
start to be considered viable (from a business stand point). Could it be
a
much belated catalyst for the electronic music revolution that was
supposed
to happen years ago? Would radio stations start playing this music when
they realized that thousands of people from all over the world were
actually paying to go hear it live - in Detroit?
I think that as long as the festival is free - it's still not paid much
attention to beyond specialized press.
Anyone understand what I'm saying?
MEK
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Fair enough, a Million people for nothing, only means two things, one of
which is a long cue at the bogs....
I'd be happy to travel 4000 miles and still pay $15 - worth every penny -
I'd rather secure the future than try to appeal to the masses, us Limeys
aren't such tight asses :)
M
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> On Jan 26, 2005, at 3:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> at $15/day you would see apprx an 80% drop in attendance
>
> I concur. Also, Martin, this is america where any "outdoor music
> festival" except this one must involve guitars to be worth $15 ;) There
> just aren't big outdoor things in this country that aren't rock-n-roll
> driven. A buck though, i mean, if 2 out of every 5 kids I saw are
> spending $3 on those glow necklaces they can shell out a buck to get in
> the door. And still have some left over for an elephant ear as they
walk
> down the Aisle O' Fried Food Vendorz.
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