Finding Musical Treasures In The Library

I was reminded over the weekend just how valuable libraries truly are. I often wonder if people truly take advantage of what libraries have to offer.  For starters, I can’t tell you how much money I have saved by checking out a CD which turns out to be mediocre, or simply not worth buying.  On [...]

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Rockers Want Obama and McCain To Debate In New Orleans

The world watched the debacle of a rescue attempt after Katrina to save the people of New Orleans. Three years later, things are still a mess. Blabbermouth reported recently that Nine Inch Nails, R.E.M, Pearl Jam, Aaron Neville and several other rockers, totaling over 90 artists, have all signed a petition to persuade US presidential [...]

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The Metamorphosis of Music Business: “Music Is a Social Medium”

The music industry is going through what stock market analysts might describe as “a correction.”  Music labels have largely dictated what they think we should listen too, and we, the listeners, are fighting back.  At the same time, musicians are tired of getting screwed by music moguls.  The most famous musicians aren’t always the best [...]

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Is Free Music Really Good For Us?

As a musician, it has been interesting to see how the music industry has changed in the past few years. I was deeply saddened when Tower Records closed down. I love sifting through the shelves and discovering what was new from my favorite groups, but I also discovered many new ones that have become [...]

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