So we're ending it. On this record you criticize the hiphop mainstream in no uncertain terms. I'm not hating the players, I'm hating the masters of the players. I think the masters of the players make the players do what they do. The balance favors corporations that push music the way a hubcap company pushes hubcaps.
Online distribution is a whole new ball game.
Everyone's worried about how to keep people from getting music for free. I'm not of the firm belief that you can own every inch of your intellectual property. Only an accountant or a lawyer would think that way. Say you have an apple stand and you're selling 'em for a dollar. Then someone comes up with a cup of 53 pennies.