They put words in the wrong place, but it makes perfect sense and it's good. We sort of put that news out that that might happen, and everyone wanted to see it. Whether it was to see it again, or for the first time. When punk was punk, the mainstream music stations gave bands like X the airplay equivalent of an opening act. This sweeping under the broadcast carpet seemed only to fuel their drive.
Doe sees the music industry now as the same beast, only larger.
Mainstream is bigger. Bigger is bigger. My experience in entertainment and movies is that bigger is more bullshit. They usually don't have a clear idea of what they want anyway. The radio stations play less and less.