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brilliant post all the same - i see myself in what you say.
i think the destabilization of "no barriers anymore" is starting to drive me a bit too crazy in the flesh. my sucky town seems now much more than just a cage. it seems like a place where all could happen if i barricade myself into my room and stay online all fucking day.
to make a fitting example: we did our album with chout from minnesota (usa) and xavier from catalunya (spain). now all i am dying for is to play with these two dudes physically, at the same time in the same room.
knowing that much probably that won't ever happen makes me cringe.
but at the same time I feel the paradox of this because without the net, i would never have met them in the first place.
so it's really a whole disconnection of our selves from the space we physically occupy.
don't know if it's for the best.
the bit about the music biz is just too right.
no labels are taking the risk to get into bands that aren't touring.
no booking agencies are getting bands that aren't on a label.
it's a vicious circle.
i'm giving away my band's debut album on mp3, 128kbps.
anyone interested?
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