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Antony and the Air Force

25 January 2006
Windy Weber
Deep Thoughts
We have Comcast cable at  our house, and you can watch music videos with On Demand. A few months ago I saw Antony & The Johnsons "Hope There's Someone," and enjoyed it, so this weekend when I noticed it was on the list of videos again, I put  it on,...

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Crap Your Pants, Say "Waaah!"

05 January 2006
Staff
Deep Thoughts
The returns are in, and, according to this article from Reuters, the music industry has hit an eight year low for sales.  Among corporate labels, there is much fretting and wringing of hands.  Reuters, however, fail to recognize the non-major label music industry, who don't seem to be pissing and moaning.  Major labels are a dying breed due to their own avarice, and nobody's gonna cry when they die.

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The Williamsburg iPod Awards

21 November 2005
Gary Suarez
Deep Thoughts
Recently brought to my attention by a Brainwashed colleague, the online-based "PLUG Independent Music Awards" touts itself as representing a "community coming together to recognize its own." Yet, judging by the choices on the ballot, the "plug" of its namesake apparently serves instead as a tool to keep both the organizers' and participants' heads securely buried within their own assholes.

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Sharing is Caring and Caring is Sharing

10 November 2005
Staff
Deep Thoughts
Our kindergarten teachers always told us how we should be sharing, but the RIAA would have you believe otherwise.  Looking at any recent major label release, the packaging is pretty much destroyed now with big blocks of text, an FBI symbol and a warning.  Unfortunately, monster megalith Sony BMG isn't out to warn the consumer or provide any information that they're illegally loading "malware" (malicious software) onto unsuspecting machines. 

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Conspiracy as Usual

03 October 2005
Gary Suarez
Deep Thoughts
A recent piece from The Nation offers some compelling questions that the so-called "Katrina Commission" should aim to answer. Unfortunately, the unsurprisingly Republican-helmed congressional investigation will almost certainly leave many of the concerns expressed unanswered as politics-as-usual trumps justice.

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Fun Fact #86 about Post-9/11 America

26 September 2005
Gary Suarez
Deep Thoughts
FUN FACT #86: Did you know? ... If your name is on the "No Fly" list, you're fucked!

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Major labels try to fuck more people over!

16 September 2005
Staff
Deep Thoughts
We all know by now how the major labels fuck all their artists over and fuck all their customers over but now they're trying to fuck over their promotional outlets!

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Discovering The Golden Palace

18 August 2005
Gary Suarez
Deep Thoughts
Did you know that there was a Golden Girls spin-off in the early nineties called The Golden Palace? Broadcast on CBS, it starred three of the original elderly gals (Betty White, Rue McClanahan, Estelle Getty), with vital supporting roles filled by Cheech Marin and Don Cheadle, the latter best known for his Academy Award nominated role in Hotel Rwanda.

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Jon and Jonathan's Rules of Compilations

18 August 2005
Jon Whitney with Jonathan Dean
Deep Thoughts
Nekesa Mumbi Moody has just published an article on how "Best Of" albums are not so great these days.  But have they -ever- been?  She identifies who's doing it all wrong but bands and labels are often confronted with the task of "how to do it right." Here's a helpful guideline to anybody faced with making a compilation.

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Payola: Another Way Major Labels Fuck Everything Up

31 July 2005
Staff
Deep Thoughts
This past week, Sony BMG agreed to pay $10 million in fines over their illegal Payola practice.  Payola is as old as the recording industry itself and is basically another way big business labels fuck everything up for the rest of us.

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