I rather think different. I know it has come home to roost with me. I’m rather turned off by the whole business of big music. As a result of not approving of their business methods and products, I’ve ceased to buy from them. I’ve not bought an ablum in all the years since sue’em all started and will continue not to. Since I’ve dropped out of the market for music, I don’t have much desire to check out what is new. That will continue also, I suspect. That’s just my story. I wonder how many more are out there just like me, dropping the whole mess in favor of other forms of entertainment.

I’m quite sure there is a whole new generation starting to see this same thing and with the same resulting lack of desire. That spells the end of big music as we know it in the long run. Back catalogs that no one is interested in isn’t much good if sales dollars can’t be generated from them. Nor is present day music of interest. What little I’ve heard lacks spark, controversy, or even skills that a musician is expected to have. There is no connection to this audience of one.