November 12th, 2008
Posted By adam
In an X-Factor world, the music industry is a glass of fizzy pop.
It’s almost hypnotic… the bubbles in the murky syrup desperately fighting to reach the top. Rows of streamingly endless pockets of air, one after another, racing for a kamikaze jump to see how high they can reach past the rim of the glass. This can’t be the music industry can it? What about the Zepplins, and Elbows, and Rolling Stones’? Then you hear the clinking and realize… Real music is the ice cubes.
No? Maybe it’s just me then.
What is Real Music to you? Clink the link to check out the thoughts of the man/woman on the street. It’s all part of our journey to discover what ‘real’ music is.
Must run, Paul McCartney just walked past my studio… He moves pretty fast for a glacier!
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November 15th, 2008 at 3:17 am:
Real music is never having to say you’re sorry.
(I’m not sure what that means. It just sounded nice.)
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