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Hey Sub,
Kevin pretty much summed up my viewpoint. Thanks Kevin, perhaps I am half sane, rather than half crazy. Who knows ?
Jim asserts that this unethical. I happen to agree.
The target clientel for Blaze Track is mainly rap, R&B and beat makers. Most of the target group, I'd put in the 14 -24 yr old age bracket. They're kids with dreams and little resources.
And who is taking their money ? Grammy award winners worth millions, supposodly. Is this what successful people do ? I thought that those that caught a break, pass it along to the up and coming from the next generation. They seek out talent, not charge them $75 to listen to their music, 99.99% of which, won't make the grade.
cheers, niteshift
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