Technology advances mean that I can do things with recording that would've been impossible twenty years ago. The disadvantage is that so can a million other wanna-bes. And the problem that arises is one of focus.

Mark K pointed out the limited outlets back in the pre-cable days, when everyone you knew had only three or four choices of what to watch.

And as far as live music goes...I know only a handful of 20 somethings who bother to go out to the clubs...Most of them are more comfortable sitting home with their various games, DVDs and six packs...Which bodes well for slowing down the population growth, but not well for the clubs.

But I agree with Everett. It would suck to be a DJ these days.

Bottom line though, if you love something, then you can find a way to pursue it...It might mean needing a day job to support yourself, or else a lot of ass-busting hard work like my hero BC.

But even in "the good old days", there were more whiners on the outside looking in than there were people giving their heart & souls and lives to survive on the inside...What do you want?, and what are you willing to sacrifice to get it?

Midnite

Satchel was right. Something is gaining on me.

The Shoebox & Dinner at Eight trailers available at:

http://www.twometer.com/Two_Meter_Studios/HOME.html