Bob Sorum writes:
Have any reporters made anything up, or is it limited to columnists?
Just Smith and Barnicle that anyone knows about, though the bad
press that the paper got gave it a black eye that'll take years to erase.
It kind of cast a pall over the credibility of a lot of other
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From: Todd Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 5:31 PM
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April 1. It's part of a special music issue that also includes
"Downloading the Future - the mp3 revolution - the end of the industry as we
know it." (hello Mojo N.)
A full page pic/ad of/for Shania at the Hollywood Bowl.
This from the current LA Weekly. Everything evil you've ever believed about
the record biz is true, according to this, at least. Pretty amazing stuff. --
Neal Weiss
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The Suit
An Anonymous Executive Talks
by Sarah Luck Pearson
"Youre writing about dropping bands, right?" says a
Neal, Thanks for posting that article. Hell of a world we live in and
industry some of us work in.
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Everything evil you've ever believed about
the record biz is true, according to this, at least.
Yeah, so much so you wonder whether the piece is legit
TL
worst fears realized
Everything evil you've ever believed about
the record biz is true, according to this, at least.
Yeah, so much so you wonder whether the piece is legit
TL
Everything evil you've ever believed about
the record biz is true, according to this, at least.
Yeah, so much so you wonder whether the piece is legit
Well, I can vouche for LA Weekly being a credible journalistic voice. (I used
to write for them, how could they not be? g) Heads
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I can vouche for LA Weekly being a credible journalistic voice. (I
used to write for them, how could they not be? g) Heads would roll in
the halls of that there publication if this article was a fraud.
Well, it wouldn't surprise me if it
Neal Weiss writes:
Well, I can vouche for LA Weekly being a credible journalistic voice.
(I used to write for them, how could they not be? g) Heads would
roll in the halls of that there publication if this article was a fraud.
Yeah, I remember when I used to think the same thing about
Well, it wouldn't surprise me if it was real. Then again, I'm a cynical
bastard.g BTW Neal, what's the cover date for that issue? Just
curious.--don
Vol 21, Number 18, March 26-April 1. It's part of a special music issue that
also includes a great story on the rise and fall of one-time
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 31-Mar-99 Re: your worst
fears realized by "Jon E. Johnson"@juno.co
But it *is* an interesting piece, if true. Now I'm wracking my
brain trying to figure out who the anonymous executive might be. Any
irresponsible theories anyone?
But it *is* an interesting piece, if true. Now I'm wracking my
brain trying to figure out who the anonymous executive might be. Any
irresponsible theories anyone?
I tried to find out from my Weekly connex. Was told that even the publisher
wasn't divulging. Think major label with
Neal writes:
I tried to find out from my Weekly connex. Was told that even the
publisher wasn't divulging. Think major label with smaller roster,
right? At least it has to be a bigger player if he's making seven
figures and answering to people who make eight or nine. What
about pre-merger
whew!
I guess I'll stick with my little homespun Vermont Beef Farm label where my
biggest gripe is that she didn't do as much radio promotion as I hoped because
the calves were being born.
Must be a lot of damaged musicians walking around those battle fields. God
bless 'em.
- Elena Skye
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Jon E. Johnson wrote:
There are a bunch of clues littered throughout the article.
Indeed there are. I'd rule out some of the labels Jon mentioned though
and focus on the ones whose presidents are based in LA. I doubt the LA
writer flew out to New York or
Vol 21, Number 18, March 26-April 1. It's part of a special music issue
that
also includes a great story on the rise and fall of one-time local buzz
band
Mary's Danish. Actually, it's some of the best music journalism that
paper's
done in some time.
NW
So, what DID ever happen to the Danish,
At 6:28 PM -0400 on 3/31/99, Jon E. Johnson wrote:
Yeah, I remember when I used to think the same thing about the
Boston Globe. "The Globe? Make up stories? It'll never happen"
Oh, we were innocent then! We had a song in our hearts and a spring in
our step!
Have any reporters made
At 6:28 PM -0400 on 3/31/99, Jon E. Johnson wrote:
Yeah, I remember when I used to think the same thing about the
Boston Globe. "The Globe? Make up stories? It'll never happen"
Oh, we were innocent then! We had a song in our hearts and a spring in
our step!
Have any
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