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Father Time
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10/26/2017 7:16:18 PM
Is it worthwhile doing a full-length record anymore?
I wonder if it is?
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WWMM Michael
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10/26/2017 7:31:46 PM
I dunno about that, but it is worth if to me to buy and listen to one! (see The Anchor by Whitherward.)
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Hop On Pop
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10/26/2017 9:30:02 PM
The only reason I'm making them is because that's the way I like to listen. So, seeing as how I'm really just making the music for myself, that's what I'm gonna do.
So yeah, it's worth it. To me.
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Bob Elliott
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10/26/2017 9:30:47 PM
It’s just the way I look at the art.
But really it’s still the way most pros look at the art, too. They release albums even if there is no physical copy.
I love to make albums. Worthwhile? To me it’s one of my life’s greatest drives.
To others? Hard for me to know. Seems almost irrelevant to my drives.
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Stoneman
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10/26/2017 11:25:16 PM
Yeah, it is for me because i don't spend any money on production, musicians or engineeers. i do it all myself in my own facility. That makes it worth it for me. but if I was paying for studio time, well, that might be a different answer.
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The Wrecker
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10/28/2017 1:09:09 AM
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Duane Flock
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10/28/2017 12:05:17 PM
Both of my nephews are around 20yrs old and barely listen to a complete song much less an album. Their attention span equals a fly I think.
Course if you're after an older market, 10-12 song albums are traditional.
Maybe we should start a new trend of about 5-7 songs per?
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Bob Elliott
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10/28/2017 2:17:17 PM
But I bet everyone your nephews listens to puts out albums
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WWMM Michael
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10/29/2017 12:27:50 PM
Hi Mr. Flock!
Wow, you nailed that generation in a nutshell; many of them at least! I hate to over-generalize. Instant gratification/microwave/texting addicted. Many of them do not know how to look one in the eye and have a two sentence conversation with adults. They walk around with friends, not talking to them, but instead texting the ones they are not with. I wonder what the old folks said about me and my friends when we were young; lol?
The featured artist on my station is Whitherward. Interestingly, their first 4 CDs were EPs of either 6 or 7 songs. Their brand new album "The Anchor" is 13 songs and I will be nominating them for Golden Kayaks.
I also have one of your collaborations with Bryon Tosoff on my station; "lo ryders." I really, really like it and play it 18th of my 108 songs. I have written your name down to listen to your songs for my future stations. I am planning "Groovy Music Monsters Volume II" and also "Groovy Ambience" and "Groovy Romance."
Have a great day, sir! Mike
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