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In response to "There have always been bad albums, and always will be." by TFox

I'm just saying that this new model disincentivizes bad albums, while not really having that profound of an effect on artists who can actually make

Posted by znufrii Mar 13 '09, 07:15

good albums, and will also give those same artists more flexibility in how they create albums, as they are no longer necessarily limited by the 74 minutes available on a CD.

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Maybe not a profound effect on the established bands who make good albums, but certainly the ones to come. - TFox Mar 13, 07:17 1
- I don't see that your IM is that different than how it currently operates anyway. - znufrii Mar 13, 07:21
so really it allows producers to save money, in that they don't have to come up with nearly a whole album of filler in the studio, and can cut back - znufrii Mar 13, 07:17 2
- i do not want this. not in the rock genre. i don't. -- nm - TFox Mar 13, 07:19 1
  - We've certainly seen a major roadblock to bands with "concept albums" like Pink Floyd -- nm - The Calico Cat Coaliton Mar 13, 07:22

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I'm just saying that this new model disincentivizes bad albums, while not really having that profound of an effect on artists who can actually make

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