With MFA closing shop, this means that all of my columns will not be accessible after a certain point. For those who would like to take a look at what I've been talking about for the last 182 columns, click here:
http://www.musicforamerica.org/blog/2009
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"As a musician, i want the listener to hear the sounds as i intended when the track was recorded. if the basic file is compromised for any reason, the listener is being cheated." - Mike Sain
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- John Book
- John Book has been a music journalist for 23 years. Along with being one of the original contributing editors to the "All Music Guide" in 1992, he was a contributing writer to "The Rocket", "Goldmine", and "Discoveries", along with over 70 different publications. His knowledge of music comes from 28 years of record collecting/accumulating, and a curiosity about those sounds embedded within leading to a lot of research. Outside of the music he listens to, he is also an artist/producer working under the name Crut. An album is being recorded for release hopefully before the end of 2007, with more to follow. On the web, he was the founder of the Unofficial Wu-Tang Clan Mailing List (U-WU), and had also done fan sites for Prince Paul and Ozomatli before devoting his focus on his own work. One of his major passions is to share information and history about the various aspects of recorded Hawaiian music in the 20th century. He is currently working on a book that he hopes will be the first of many to come.
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Good luck on the new website venture - get some tasteful ads up in the place to be (I think Ryan North over at qwantz.com has a good system) and you're on your way.
Do you think you'll import the archives over from MFA? Google results for the stuff you've mentioned previously will probably help build your new readership, however slightly.
Good luck homie!
rljd
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