Nancy writes;
the trailer park. Sorry, but I agree, it sucks. We had a similar event in
Memphis called Crossroads, and it also bites ass. I just don't do them
anymore.
I dunno, just from our little world I've seen Neko Case, The
Damnations, Hadacol, The Gourds, Hot Club of Cowtown,
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone of the bands get anything to cover gas, hotel, or anything other
than the "exposure".
the standard package is that bands get either $175 cash -or- wristbands
for all band members and 1 crew member and a badge for one member of the
In a message dated 2/14/99 10:51:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's obvious that you haven't paid attention to what I have been saying on
why
I won't attend these festivals any longer, and why the people whom originally
started the SXSW are no longer involved in it.
Yeah, I have not read
In a message dated 2/14/99 10:51:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's obvious that you haven't paid attention to what I have been saying on
why
I won't attend these festivals any longer, and why the people whom originally
started the SXSW are no longer involved in it.
I won't defend SXSW
I haveta back up JC on this one.
It's not the runners of SXSW's fault that every band in the world
besides about 5 stink.
It's also not their fault that the same percentage goes for record
labels.
It's all for exposure. The 'town' makes all the immediate money.
Everyone else is trying to be
What is the deal with SXSW anyway? It seems it is no longer a cattle call for
"new undiscovered" talent, but a chance for record companies to jerk off and
flaunt who they have in front of others. Ok, I can see someone playing to
maybe try to get a booking agent if they don'
In a message dated 2/14/99 4:44:55 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
What is the deal with SXSW anyway? It seems it is no longer a cattle call
for
"new undiscovered" talent, but a chance for record companies to jerk off and
flaunt who they have in front of others.
Na
