Here's what I am:

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22 minutes ago, JCon said:

I knew nothing about the structure of the management, including Divine. They didn't dive too deep into it but you got the sense that there was a lot of money not making it back to the artists and they were bitter. 

I got the sense there was also a lack of business knowledge as well.   In the last part when they were questioning Divine about his cut and he explained that if he got them a million dollar deal, they would get 800k and he would get 200k.  I believe it was GFK who replied f**k that, I want my million.  Every business manager/agent is going to get a cut, so if those guys were expecting every cent to go to them, it's not a surprise that things went sideways.

Trying to keep that many guys happy would be next to impossible and it eventually showed.  Now whether or not Divine was taking a cut that was more than fair, is another story.

https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/06/steven-adler-hospitalized/

The Dixie Chicks will be releasing their first new album in 13 years

https://www.goldderby.com/article/2019/dixie-chicks-new-album-jack-antonoff-news/

In Honour of Jerry Lawson

 

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/dead-and-co-woodstock-50-864297/

https://www.tmz.com/2019/08/24/eddie-money-diagnosed-stage-4-esophageal-cancer/

https://kroq.radio.com/articles/radiocom/see-high-tech-packaging-tool-fear-inoculum

New TOOL album is now available... full playlist uploaded to YouTube just hours ago. Well worth the 13 year wait I'd say.

I am teaching myself songwriting and electronic music production so here are a couple of tracks. 

Yacht Wreck, going for a stompy old rock vibe here.

43 Sieges, something more brooding, ominous, a soundtrack you'd hear on a VHS tape from the 80s.

 

 

 

 

Saw the great Hayes Carll last night at Times Change(d).  

 

some positive news here

https://people.com/music/rod-stewart-reveals-he-had-prostate-cancer-but-is-now-in-remission-im-in-the-clear/?utm_campaign=peoplemag&utm_medium=social&xid=socialflow_facebook_peoplemag&utm_source=facebook.com&fbclid=IwAR1jOgHcNrmP1JEMW_x7FW2mrpKlj6rgIKPetfeVNUbXDWBRMJzTM0veOz4

Edited September 17, 20196 yr by iHeart

 

https://www.ctvnews.ca/entertainment/motown-mogul-berry-gordy-announces-retirement-at-89-1.4605433

 

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira are the Superbowl halftime show.

Lastest video from the Beatles Youtube channel

 

https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/11/confirmed-rage-against-the-machine-reunite-2020/

5 hours ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/11/confirmed-rage-against-the-machine-reunite-2020/

wow first My Chemical Romance now Rage?

7 minutes ago, iHeart said:

wow first My Chemical Romance now Rage?

Yes, Rage is reuniting. May be worth a trip to Phoenix to see them. Hopefully, they'll announce their full tour before long, so I can see them closer to home. 

And now you do what they told ya. 

25 minutes ago, JCon said:

Yes, Rage is reuniting. May be worth a trip to Phoenix to see them. Hopefully, they'll announce their full tour before long, so I can see them closer to home. 

And now you do what they told ya. 

F**k you! 😝

11 minutes ago, bigg jay said:

F**k you! 😝

I can still tell you the first time I heard this album and where I was. It blew my mind.

3 minutes ago, JCon said:

I can still tell you the first time I heard this album and where I was. It blew my mind.

One of my all-time favorites and still gets played regularly when I'm driving.

One of my oldest memories is that they weren't allowed to play Rage at the Oak (Killing in the name of, specifically) because it got people too fired up.  The good ol days! 😂

7 minutes ago, bigg jay said:

One of my all-time favorites and still gets played regularly when I'm driving.

One of my oldest memories is that they weren't allowed to play Rage at the Oak (Killing in the name of, specifically) because it got people too fired up.  The good ol days! 😂

Summer before grade 10, when this came out. For me, it was more important than grunge. Although, grunge probably had a larger influence on me in the long run. 

I had already had my musical awakening but this showed me that music could be political. I remember listening to this album in an unfinished basement in Tuxedo, thinking, "**** you, I won't do what you tell me." The irony that I was in one of the most affluent, privileged neighbourhoods is not lost on me now. 

 

If you're ever inclined, Alan Cross (Ongoing History of New Music) has a few podcasts on Rage, their rise, fall, and rise again. https://omny.fm/shows/ongoing-history-of-new-music/rage-against-the-machine-part-1

 

 

Cool graphic animation illustrating  the bestselling popular music artists and albums of the last half century as they rose and they fell.