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in regard to nights at clubs shutting down - I think it's been caused by
people getting nervous about upcoming elections - not wanting to spend
too much money and people just not really feeling like going out because
of this and other social-political woes.
I'd say
On Aug 20, 2004, at 11:09 AM, matt kane's brain wrote:
pretty soon i won't have to shop anywhere else but submerge!
i wonder if that's a good thing?
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On Aug 20, 2004, at 11:09 AM, matt kane's brain wrote:
pretty soon i won't have to shop anywhere else but submerge!
i wonder if that's a good thing?
why wouldnt it be? at this point my
i think the point is that consolodating distribution means that there's
the potential to shut out music that might not get past submerges
particular standards.
It's all theoretical rather than a actually issue.
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
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i think the point is that consolodating distribution means that
there's
the potential to shut out music that might not get past submerges
particular standards.
It's all theoretical rather than a actually
[Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
well theres always going to be exceptions, but its nice to have one
store you can rely on to always have the majority of things you want
to buy. no one else in the US is really providing that. i mean, do
people in germany consider hard wax to be
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It is convenient, but that's the same reason so many people shop
at
Wal-Mart, Barnes Noble and Best Buy as well, and those have all
functioned to eliminate a lot of the fringe.
I generally don't think
[Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
yeah because big bad submerge uses the same business practices as wal
mart. shut up. troll. at least yussel was sensible in his reply, i
know it must hurt you to try the same.
God, you're a twat. Nice work calling me the troll and then writing
such an
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I do agree though, consolidation sends up a red flag for me - in this case
I don't think I'm going to get too nervous (yet)
Yeah, I didn't mean to seem alarmist or anything-- it just feels like
electronic music has been moving in this direction lately so it's
starting to
macro cosmic (wal-mart) or micro cosmic (submerge), the same basic
principles apply. Then again- look how much intellnet dominated in the
mid-90's for distribution. i don't buy anythign online, so I'm not an
expert in this particular segment. But the point as always is to just keep
your eyes and
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Subject: Re: (313) otto lives!
08/23/04 04:26 PM
At 02:03 PM 8/20/2004, J.T. wrote:
very cool to see that submerge now carries clone and clone-distributed
labels too...
wow.
pretty soon i won't have to shop anywhere else but submerge!
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