The Record Industry is like a Bad Relationship

I keep seeing several different ways this industry is trying to push their agenda of a song itself as a main selling point. Like most of my old relationships (not the current one), I'ma keep it short…

I believe the industry is stuck on trying to bring back that love (money in reality) people once gave to it. It is sort of turning bad with spamming (myspace bulletins), reverse stalking (allowing people waaay too much info about some artists), name calling (many music blogs), crying (see some of the top company presidents), cheating (BitTorrent and sites like it), and even some hope being suddenly crushed (record yearly sales compared to some weekly sales). This industry is pushing itself way too hard on the people and in response people react unfavorably. I wonder if there ever will be an official breakup of music/money and its ex, the people, or will the people forget this outburst of emotions and take the industry back as its love?

From the mind of

Keveeno Reeverts

PS- the record industry is the money part.. the music industry is where people cheat on the record industry.

The Record Industry is like a Bad Relationship

Finding Love Through Music

Now this is for all the married couples, or couples in general. Here is something that has been bugging me for awhile. Is the main reason yall "clicked" because of music? Would you ever have loved your soul mate if they liked a different style than what you like? I am doing a little research to figure this out and write a follow up a little later.

I feel music is strong enough to deter some people away from somebody who has everything else in common. Everybody has a "song" and what if they never get that. What if there never is that one song they can agree on for the wedding or there's never that song that reminds you of when you met? If you had a favorite song or a favorite artist your girl hated, what would you do? Let me hear what everybody has to say. Personally, music is the first topic I bring up with a girl and second of course is family. Most don't get past the first before I lose interest.

From the mind of
Keveeno Reeverts

Finding Love Through Music

Thoughts on New Kids on the Block Reuniting?

Sitting in traffic. Jamming to a song about summer. Hear the DJ announce that the song I was enjoying moments earlier was the "extreme" vocal stylings of New Kids on the Block. I now both love it and hate it.

Thoughts on New Kids on the Block Reuniting?