adam beyer

[loopdon]

if you "tune" your music in a way it sells better, fine. nothing wrong with it. but then dont tell me it is deep from your heart. cause its bollocks. i read a great post from mark hawkins here some time ago. he wrote since he had a regular job he was more satisfied with the music he did cause there wasnt the pressure to sell loads of it. he did what he wanted to do not what the market wanted him to do.

you doing any kind of music yourself, mate? just interested.

i love such a lot of different kinds of music from ''deep in my heart'' that i really can't follow your path of thought.... what works for Mark Hawkins works for Mark, but it is his(!) reality/situation - not necessarily that of the rest of us, eh? stuff that was commercial yesterday can be a niche product ever so quickly and the other way round. do i have to stop doing something or may i not try something just because it's commercially successful at this point in time???

[Jay Pace]

i love such a lot of different kinds of music from ''deep in my heart'' that i really can't follow your utterings.... what works for mark works for mark but it is his (!) reality/situation - not necessarily that of the rest of us, eh? stuffthat was commercial yesterday can be a niche product ever so quickly and the other way round. do i have to stop doing something or may i not try something just because it's commercial at this point in time???

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[fac]

you doing any kind of music yourself, mate? just interested.

no, i'm only a fanboy

do i have to stop doing something or may i not try something just because it's commercially successful at this point in time???

i never said that. i didnt say commercially successful stuff was the pure evil. that attitude is quite gay. i only referred to robins statement which is honourable but obviously not the reality nowadays.