[LINK] music industry goes after public performance
Leah Manta
link at fly.to
Sun Jun 14 22:51:22 AEST 2009
This is a FANTASTIC opportunity for local artists to produce CDs and
delivery them locally for a small fee to be played in the cafe
endlessly. The cafe could also sell CD's for the artists!
WOOOT! Bring it on! Now are the local muso's innovative enough to
realise that the Big End of Town has just opened the door wide for them?
I hope the locals do realise they can go and play in cafe's and get
an audience, even if it's only exposure. I hope they can work with
Cafes and Restaurants to sneak in under the cover of the PPCA's cloak
of darkness and steal the entire industry from right under their snobby noses!
I hope Cafe's and Restaurants, and even Night Clubs realizes they
have been the victims of Corporate Manipulation and brig back the era
of Live Music and Fan Following! You don't need a 100,000 seat
stadium to play to an audience.
At even $500 a night for a band these days, that's good income for a
4 piece regular once a week gig. I the licence fee is greater than
the money a band or group of bands is willing to accept the bands
will be the commodity. Lets hope this time they don't fall into the
same "recording" trap that caused this cycle of mess in the first place.
At 23:29 13/06/2009, you wrote:
>Cafe (50 seats): increase from $62 to $10,010.
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>Get ready for a non-musical environment or possibly replay of radio.
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>I'll have a little Elvis with that, thanks
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>http://www.theage.com.au/national/ill-have-a-little-elvis-with-that-thanks-20090613-c6sy.html
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