From Andrew Cowper Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 15:28
From Andrew Cowper Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 15:28
spacecake <xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> >my strategy for up and coming labels: My strategy : desperately try and claw together enough money to press up some twelve inches. Maybe you'll be able to get 500 maybe only 100. If you've got some good tunes and your lucky you'll sell all of them, and maybe if your really lucky you'll have enough money to press up the next single. Then if the original release becomes so sought after amongst a tiny cadre of US music fans selling it to themselves for $300 a piece, ignore them and move on with the next wicked tune. >Too bad the car is >overpriced and feeding the lame desires of the 18-25 year old hipsters. Thats as maybe, but the adverts are nice. I got the shock of my life when I heard Spiritualized coming out of my TV. And then the Orb too... Sounds like some of those hipsters are in the advertising department. >One thing - why do only the European car companies use this type of >music in their advertising? Cos only europeans are cool. Brock Phillips <xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xxx> >It's a site which archives the playlists of Coldcut's Kiss FM radio show >"Solid Steel". And if you actually want to hear the show you can either move to London, or go to www.subaudio.net. The shows are a little hard to find (unless you speak German) but hit the sendezentrum button, then the subradio button, then scrolldown the left hand frame - all sorts of tasty realaudio treats. cheers, Andrew C.