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To: "Thomas D. Cox, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 8:05 PM
Subject: RE: (313) Marketing and music taste
> One the one hand, I'm jealous that these kid
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From: "Andy Kellman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I once had a Fugazi shirt. It just dawned on me that I would've
been rocking
>Bad Brains if it hadn't been for the racists at Spin.
you probably should have been rocking both : P
though on
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>One the one hand, I'm jealous that these kids have the open mind
to
>everything musically AND the inclination to dance
more open music policy nights can only be a good thing. i
seriously doubt it will ever
: RE: (313) Marketing and music taste
im the idiot who plays techno and house records while wearing a t-
shirt for the violent femmes. i have no biases: good music is good
music. if more people worked like that, there wouldnt
be "crossover" hits anymore.
tom
There's actualy been a quite a few parties in big cities that mix up
everything from motown to my bloody valentine to felix. i know there's one
in detroit called-Bang and one here in La that I'vebeen to once or twice
(don't know the name). The crowd is mostly young 'indie'-leaning kids. And
they al
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>>but seriously, i can't believe that the only reason someone
might not like
>>Amp Fiddler is because they haven't been marketed to properly.
>
>They might like it *if* they hear it - it takes the proper
marke
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From: Dave Cronin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>dunno-- probably because they'd feel like idiots standing around
with their
>arms crossed and a sullen/disaffected look on their mugs while
Amp rocked
>it?
>
>but seriously, i can't believe that
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dunno-- probably because they'd feel like idiots standing around with their
arms crossed and a sullen/disaffected look on their mugs while Amp rocked
it?
but seriously, i can't believe that the only reason someone might not like
Amp Fiddler is because they haven't been marketed to properly.
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