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[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by H5N1

where is the money to be made here? that's a RIDICULOUSLY low total.

Well, the Disney kids are freaking DOMINATING. That's followed up by the American Idol kids.

After that, it's all the "Remastered Classics", like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, etc.

Record labels just aren't signing and developing bands like they did in the 60's and 70's because it's just too expensive. They don't have the cash flow or the returns to be able to have 20-25 bands on their rosters, many of whom are on their first albums.

So short story long, it just doesn't exist. Superstar acts make money and the rest suffer.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Well, the Disney kids are freaking DOMINATING. That's followed up by the American Idol kids.

I wonder how Nashville is doing? IMO, Country music is the new Pop. Most of the stuff i hear on Country radio these days isnt really Country IMO.

Old pop radio got splintered off in so many directions over the years: rap, alternative, R&B, etc....

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

I wonder how Nashville is doing? IMO, Country music is the new Pop. Most of the stuff i hear on Country radio these days isnt really Country IMO.

Old pop radio got splintered off in so many directions over the years: rap, alternative, R&B, etc....

Actually I think the country music industry is rocking along... I find myself listening to more of it at times than I do mainstream radio stations...

I have been a sirius subscriber since 2005 and my favorites are Hair Nation and The Highway...

[Omaha]

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

Actually I think the country music industry is rocking along... I find myself listening to more of it at times than I do mainstream radio stations...

I have been a sirius subscriber since 2005 and my favorites are Hair Nation and The Highway...

I think I know why you're having trouble finding new music....