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Old 11-26-2007, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Livia View Post
I'd rather see more bands doing this than give Wal Mart or Best Buy any more money.

http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrob...d=oid%3A563684

IndieKazoo, a locally developed, online music outlet, is officially open for business. For a $20 monthly subscription fee, the site allows artists to create their own personalized stores, which can be integrated into websites and whose sales are directly deposited into a PayPal account. Singer-songwriter Ana Egge and Jon Dee Graham are among the local artists already on board, while Kazoo is currently allotting a 30-day free trial for bands. "The site is designed to enable indie musicians to sell their own records without third parties," says co-founder Ken Feldman. "The whole process takes less than an hour, making it that much easier for bands to do it themselves."
amen to that livia. I would love to see more of this.

i HATE that the eagles are holding hands with wal-mart.
I would be HUGELY disappointed with FMac if they did this.
the one they did with best-buy(is that the right company name?) was bad enough.
might as well stamp "corporate rock" across their foreheads.
i don't support wal-mart and will shop about anywhere else to avoid it. Their history of employee treatment is appalling to say the least.


just my two cents.
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