“Oh, you’re on MySpace, I don’t like MySpace, I use Facebook.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on Facebook, I don’t like Facebook, I use Twitter.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on Twitter, I don’t like Twitter, I use NoiseTrade.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on NoiseTrade, I don’t like NoiseTrade, I use PureVolume.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on PureVolume, I don’t use PureVolume, I use BandCamp.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on BandCamp, I don’t use BandCamp, I use Napster.” ”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you’re on Napster, I don’t use Napster, I use CD Baby.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you use CD Baby, I don’t use CD Baby, I use CreateSpace\/Amazon.”<\/p>\n
“Oh, you use CreateSpace\/Amazon, I don’t use CreateSpace\/Amazon, I use iTunes.”<\/p>\n
(Annoyed yet?)<\/p>\n
“Are you on BlogSpot?”<\/p>\n
“Do you have a .com that you never update?”<\/p>\n
“Do you have a Street Team? You’ll need to promote.\u00a0Promoter is just a title I use to
\ncollect money from the band and bar. What did you think, Promoters promote!?!?!”<\/p>\n
“No need to purchase the album! I found your stuff free on Mediafire, Rapidshare,
\nMegaupload, Hotfile, And so on, and so on, and so on……”<\/p>\n
I don’t even have a functioning band that gigs, all studio stuff, and this is what one has
\nto go through to be in a band!<\/p>\n
Can a band survive without an online presence?<\/p>\n
Please stop killing music!!!!<\/p>\n