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    All true, but forgotten is the fact that some really AWESOME music came about because of massive record labels. Who would know about some of the (deserving) giants of music (at least, the music of my youth) without those record labels taking a chance and putting their huge behemoth energies... more

    Reviewed by Longplayer Jul 27, 03:28pm ( 79 reviews ) downhillbattle.org

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  • Reviewed by BenCoop on Jul 30, 4:41pm

    Number 6, should be number 1.

  • Rated by Longplayer on Jul 27, 3:28pm

    All true, but forgotten is the fact that some really AWESOME music came about because of massive record labels. Who would know about some of the (deserving) giants of music (at least, the music of my youth) without those record labels taking a chance and putting their huge behemoth energies behind this or that up-coming band? The labels aren't the problem. The problem is that the days of experimentation, of taking chances, is gone forever. Nowadays, if it isn't SURE to make money, no one will bite. This isn't purely the record label's fault, and demonizing them won't make the problem go away.

  • Rated by dancrew32 on Jul 24, 7:21pm

    Stop buying from majors!

  • Rated by explicitmemory on Jul 18, 1:22am

    Get rid of them now.

  • Rated by bb1984 on Jul 16, 6:33am

    YES!

  • Rated by onreact-com on Jul 06, 6:52am

    Die, music dinosaur die!

  • Rated by supaswag on Jul 06, 6:23am

    You don't need hundreds of millions of dollars to promote a band in 2009. Plus the record company people always snort all the coke.

  • Rated by Darksong37 on Jun 30, 11:02am

    "Dinosaurs will surely die, and I do believe no one will cry, I'm just glad I'm gonna be there to watch it fall. Prehistoric music industry, as it destroys itself - Extinction never felt so good!" - NOFX, Dinosaurs will Die Nice article, fine reasoning. Shame all the links are broken.