Originally Posted by Gregory Watton
....But apparently some of you guys think a bad suggestion is preferable to putting your apprehensions aside and trying something that might prove fruitful?

The logic here astounds me. smh (shakes my head)


How many songs (or artists) have you heard on JPF that you really, really thought had "can't miss" commercial potential? I would say not that many. For those "can't miss" folks, then BlazeTrak might be a good avenue.

For the rest of us, it is just a "more expensive" professional critique. I am not sure why this logic astounds you. If I was writing songs that were at the "commercial bar" and things were starting to come together, then I can see where this service might be useful.

Can a model be discovered walking in the mall with her mom? Sure -- but it is the exception to the rule.

In all likelihood, for 99+% of the aspiring folks, this service will end up not furthering their careers.

Kevin

Kevin

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