I've left in our e-mail addresses, so others, perhaps already making music in a version of that future, can continue the exchange. We look forward to hearing from the angry, the amused, the annoyed, or anyone we might have inspired. At the risk of sounding hopelessly naive, it feels like the job that needs doing is for someone to outline how the music business ought to work, not how it doesn't. Yea, the big fish is gobbling the little. That ain't new.
Someone wants to make music and wants to make a living doing it.
Okay, so other people not only have to hear it, they have to pay for the privilege. Give something for folks to aim for. I mean, I like buying books that way. I like browsing in a really good bookstore. Let's say I've made a CD of my music on my home DAT, and I want to know what to do with it.