Author: feldscott

Industry Ramblings, Music

Dave Mason

Just before the show, Dave came up to me. He said he needed a peking duck delivered to his tour bus right when they walked off stage…

Ramblings

Heated Rivalry’s Emotional Tsunami

Ramblings

We Know Things Are Bad

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If You Can’t Laugh

There are things that just make you laugh. Others that make you scratch your head. Sometimes both. And then there’s this. I’ve got to wonder what Paul Simon felt when he saw this. And if he…

Industry Ramblings

But Seriously Folks

Lately we’ve gotten a ton of calls from potential clients wanting to work with us.  And there’s nothing we love more than clients who want to pay us tons of money.  Unfortunately, client expectations often exceed…

RockGeek Fact of the Day

RockGeek Fact of the Day #TVC15

Today is David Bowie’s 66th birthday.  Today is also release day for his new single “Where Are We Now?” Were we psychic when we asked “Where is David Bowie” back in August?  You be the judge……

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Tits too.

Amanda “Fucking” Palmer raises over a million dollars on Kickstarter prompting her to scrawl the fact across her naked torso. There are her boobs for all to see. Oh, you rebel. Oh, you cutting edge, avant…

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Fixing the MBTA

Here in Boston we’ve got our knickers in a potential twist.  Yet again, there’s talk of raising fares on the “T” to offset some staggering deficits.  It amazes me that so many companies (and politicians…) think…

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Sometimes The Bear Eats You

Working in the music industry is kind of like living through a Homerian epic. There are heroes and enemies and epithets a-plenty. You also get introduced to the mighty beast known as hubris.  You know the…

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Fuck the Cloud

So the whole industry is all abuzz about Google Music debuting. And for those that’re using Google Music, they’re not all that thrilled. It’s slow, clunky, and not exactly the Music 2.0/Next Phase/New Wave solution everybody was trumpeting from the rooftops. And so it goes. Once the music industry gives up on one problem, they just move onto another while forgetting to continue solving the previous one. That’s why I’m saying “fuck the cloud.”