Those drum barriers are used so the drummer can pound away to his heart's content and not overpower the stage mix.
Nowadays this is what you call a hit record. The artists make much more money licensing their work for ads or soundtracks than they do getting played onpandora, spotify etc.
bygoneblog said... Nowadays this is what you call a hit record. The artists make much more money licensing their work for ads or soundtracks than they do getting played onpandora, spotify etc.
And where do the ad folks hear the song and decide they want to use it in the ad?
If you aren't "out there" you can't be heard and make money by signing for an ad.
"Somebody let the gay dog in."
ReplyDeleteIt does sound like what you heard.
ReplyDeleteRats, I was hoping the newslady would tip off that precipice she was scaling. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteWatched the video and all I took away from it is that they have the drummer behind bank teller glass.
ReplyDeleteI can't decide if it's to keep a bandmate from shooting him or if there is a danger of random drummer explosions.
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Those drum barriers are used so the drummer can pound away to his heart's content and not overpower the stage mix.
ReplyDeleteNowadays this is what you call a hit record. The artists make much more money licensing their work for ads or soundtracks than they do getting played onpandora, spotify etc.
The image of drummers literally going to pieces without warning or being attacked by their bandmates is much more appealing.
ReplyDeleteI reject your reality and substitute my own.
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Yeah, that's not exactly a shining example of good music. It just sounds like some casting couch winner yelling into a mike.
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ReplyDeleteNowadays this is what you call a hit record. The artists make much more money licensing their work for ads or soundtracks than they do getting played onpandora, spotify etc.
And where do the ad folks hear the song and decide they want to use it in the ad?
If you aren't "out there" you can't be heard and make money by signing for an ad.
Happy to see I'm not the only one who hears it as "Somebody mashed potatoes!"
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