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Salut les jeunes,
D'un autre coté il faut quand même être un peu nigaud quand on a un business plan bancal (comme Damien) comme celui de deezer de croire qu'on peut indéfiniment mener les actionnaires en bateau.
C'est fini le temps ou il suffisait d'avoir une idée à la con et un groupe d'investisseurs te filais 100 millions de FF et toi tu étais retraité à 35 ans.
Tout ceci illustre bien une chose que peu de gens ne veulent pas voir:
Les majors produisent des artistes qui servent à faire vivre des producteurs qui ont montés leurs sociétés de production, des studios d'enregistrement où la journée est à 6000 FF, à faire vivre des sociétés de production qui tournent des clips qui coutent cher, à faire vivre des régies publicitaires de journaux ou de TV dans le seul but de dépenser de l'argent et de créer ainsi une barrière a l'entrée qui peut être contournée uniquement par un concurrent de la même taille.
Tiens je vais quoter un membre de Sigue Sigue Sputnik:
http://www.sputnikworld.com/history/history89_1.asp
Citation:
In the bad old days back in 1987, the media pretty much controlled the game..... They created fashion... and whether it was the group you liked, the clothes you just bought, the movie you liked and everything you liked about your life..they could then tell you a few weeks later that it was now old fashioned , that you needed to buy a new one.. because thats how the game works... they want your money.
In those days there was this huge money eating machine between the groups who made music and the people who wanted to buy it... Record companies decide if you can be in the game... radio tells you what to listen to and what to like... the music papers sell you the new every week... it was all a big game to keep you spending your money to stay fashionable...
Of course groups came up through the underground , but ultimately, we all want our records in the shops and we all had to play the game to get on TV and on radio and in the papers to get in the big shops...and when you are having your fifteen minutes of fame it's really great... you feel you have the mandate of the people who voted you in by buying your records and putting you in the charts.....that you can suddenly do and say anything...just look at politicians!
So in music, unless you can transcend to that level to become an institution, the Durans and Eltons... suddenly you are unfashionable... often in England especially the crime is success... as soon as you make it, the people who last week told you you were great and new and exciting tell you you never were and that they always hated you and they won't play your records or write about you... and worse will write and destroy everything you ever stood for...
Oh how I wish our first record had stayed at number 30 in the charts instead of rising to the top...
In 1986 Sputnik was the most talked about rock band anywhere... In the 60's and 70's record companies believed in developing acts long term, but from the 80's it was all about short term...and so... by 1988... they wanted us dead.
EMI pulled the lifeline of support away from us and suddenly you feel alone and no one will talk to you... radio and the papers are no longer your friend... they have someone new to sell...the media had that power then... and for a while you believe them...
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Bonne nuit Europe.
Edité par dsp56001 le 24-01-2010 à 22:18
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