Comments on: In the Dead of Winter | Before the Music Dies screening http://www.aquietrevolution.com/2007/02/09/in-the-dead-of-winter-before-the-music-dies-screening/ listen carefully Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:03:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: <![CDATA[2nd Chance: Before the Music Dies - Tuesday Night at a quiet revolution]]> http://www.aquietrevolution.com/2007/02/09/in-the-dead-of-winter-before-the-music-dies-screening/#comment-80 Tue, 24 Apr 2007 01:41:31 +0000 http://www.youcantignoreus.com/entrepreneurship/?p=238#comment-80 <![CDATA[[...] I got the chance to see this movie via a presentation during the In the Dead of Winter festival earlier this year and I will once again highly recommend people go see this movie. It is seriously both entertaining - and if you care, informative. I also hear it might be somebody’s birthday celebration as well….someone who has contributed to a couple posts here and is involved with putting the night on…..oh fuck it - Happy [early - i’m never early with these things!] Birthday Chuck Teed!!!!!! [...] ]]> < ![CDATA[[...] I got the chance to see this movie via a presentation during the In the Dead of Winter festival earlier this year and I will once again highly recommend people go see this movie. It is seriously both entertaining - and if you care, informative. I also hear it might be somebody’s birthday celebration as well….someone who has contributed to a couple posts here and is involved with putting the night on…..oh fuck it - Happy [early - i’m never early with these things!] Birthday Chuck Teed!!!!!! [...] ]]>

]]> By: <![CDATA[Rob]]> http://www.aquietrevolution.com/2007/02/09/in-the-dead-of-winter-before-the-music-dies-screening/#comment-79 Mon, 12 Feb 2007 02:30:13 +0000 http://www.youcantignoreus.com/entrepreneurship/?p=238#comment-79 <![CDATA[My take on the musicians interviewed was two fold: a) the majority of people are more likely to know Eric Clapton or Dave Matthew thus drawing more interest to the film than Ian MacKaye would [although he's someone who still should have been included seeing as he is a label owner as well] b) the artists mentioned have been there to experience the changes first hand, and a number cam from a time when labels were music focused that is somewhat reflective of where we are today having circled back in a sense thanks to the net. Dave Matthews is a good example in some aspects, his manager has done some amazing managing of his career embracing the changes and building a model that works love or hate his music [MusicToday.com - developed by DM's manager and expanded upon for other acts as just one example] Having been there through the changing times they have just as much insight/input as any indie focused artist in my eyes. It didn't really shed the light on much I haven't heard or read before but it was well done and a great primer for anyone that doesn't follow such stuff that closely. I did like Questlove's Sunday mornign breakfast suggestion for bands though. DIY or Die is a a great indie perspective film [few years old now] but still worth watching and Ian MacKaye is heavily featured in that if I recall correctly.]]> < ![CDATA[My take on the musicians interviewed was two fold:
a) the majority of people are more likely to know Eric Clapton or Dave Matthew thus drawing more interest to the film than Ian MacKaye would [although he's someone who still should have been included seeing as he is a label owner as well]
b) the artists mentioned have been there to experience the changes first hand, and a number cam from a time when labels were music focused that is somewhat reflective of where we are today having circled back in a sense thanks to the net.

Dave Matthews is a good example in some aspects, his manager has done some amazing managing of his career embracing the changes and building a model that works love or hate his music [MusicToday.com - developed by DM's manager and expanded upon for other acts as just one example]

Having been there through the changing times they have just as much insight/input as any indie focused artist in my eyes.

It didn't really shed the light on much I haven't heard or read before but it was well done and a great primer for anyone that doesn't follow such stuff that closely. I did like Questlove's Sunday mornign breakfast suggestion for bands though.

DIY or Die is a a great indie perspective film [few years old now] but still worth watching and Ian MacKaye is heavily featured in that if I recall correctly.]]>

]]> By: <![CDATA[huskermould]]> http://www.aquietrevolution.com/2007/02/09/in-the-dead-of-winter-before-the-music-dies-screening/#comment-78 Sun, 11 Feb 2007 18:23:44 +0000 http://www.youcantignoreus.com/entrepreneurship/?p=238#comment-78 <![CDATA[I'm going to see the film, but after watching the trailer I have one question : Why are all the interviews with artists who are signed to MAJOR LABELS? They're all bitching about the industry. Where's an interview with, for example, Ian MacKaye?]]> < ![CDATA[I'm going to see the film, but after watching the trailer I have one question : Why are all the interviews with artists who are signed to MAJOR LABELS? They're all bitching about the industry. Where's an interview with, for example, Ian MacKaye?]]>

]]> By: <![CDATA[huskermould]]> http://www.aquietrevolution.com/2007/02/09/in-the-dead-of-winter-before-the-music-dies-screening/#comment-77 Fri, 09 Feb 2007 21:54:11 +0000 http://www.youcantignoreus.com/entrepreneurship/?p=238#comment-77 <![CDATA[Jim Bryson is definitely worth checking out.]]> < ![CDATA[Jim Bryson is definitely worth checking out.]]>

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