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To: mountainlion

The entire music industry is dying from a very similar fate. The powers that be made the decision years ago after Axl Rose from Guns N Roses used the “N” word in a song that such a thing must never be allowed to happen again. At the time Axl Rose was possibly the biggest rock star in the world, you will never see a masculine/aggressive white male promoted by the entertainment industry to that level ever again EVER!

What they forgot was that nearly every dime that music made came from 12 to 18 year old girls, the vast majority of whom where white. Sure, teen girls still like music, but not the same way they liked Led Zepplin, Van Halen, Def Leppard, etc.

They can’t make a dime in that industry today and they still refuse to take a look at basic market analysis. They would prefer to go bankrupt that stop pushing the agenda.


13 posted on 08/31/2014 5:41:02 PM PDT by The Toll
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To: The Toll

Are you in the music business?


14 posted on 08/31/2014 5:44:57 PM PDT by snarkybob
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To: The Toll
Very interesting perspective!
20 posted on 08/31/2014 7:10:55 PM PDT by Finny (Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. -- Psalm 119:105)
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To: The Toll

That Guns N Roses song with the “N” word was released in 1988, and rap took over shortly thereafter, with rap, rap and more rap in the ‘90’s and beyond, along with lip-synched Britney Spears-type nonsense to follow. Now masculine aggressive rappers regularly use the “N” word, and how often do rock bands fill stadiums these days? Go figure....


22 posted on 08/31/2014 7:47:57 PM PDT by Frank_2001
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