Biginoil wrote:
effect returned wrote:
Biginoil wrote:
Great, another thread advising musicians what is and is not acceptable for them to do.
Maybe they could all just do what they want and each one of us can choose whether to buy/bootleg like/dislike attend/stay as they see fit.
Or is someone going to tell me I can't do that, now?
are you the sort who gets intimidated by anonymous music fans discussing things on forums?
its a nice tactic for some people defending tribute bands to claim victimhood because of those bad boys and girls but the same people would prefer to silence the obvious ridicule and contempt the vast majority of fans have for tribute bands,lack of creativity or shamelessly cashing in.
I don't know what makes you think I feel intimidated by anything. I'm just amused by some of the points of view on offer here.
I doubt it's the vast majority of anyone; just a small number of people who post the same thing over and over. I've been watching it for years. People who disagree tend to be crowded out. Lose interest. Leave it to the hysterical few to argue it out about how unfair the world is.
The anonymity is most telling.
You occasionally see them at gigs. Skulking around looking miserable and whispering that it's not as good as it used to be.
Mostly they stay at home.
Shamelessly cashing in. Beautiful.
well what makes me think that is because you seemingly are concerned at people telling you what you can and cant do.
I could say the people who defend hooky's greed and nostalgia etc are a small number of people,hysterical people and so on but ive yet to see anyone defend him apart from saying they'd like to see those old songs being played. and they'd say the same if re order did what hooky is doing and at least they have to dignity to not to claim its for artistic reasons.
You must have a sixth sense for spotting them at gigs, i suppose they are the ones who dont fill hookys wallet.
Yes shamelessly cashing in, no difference to kajagoogoo or howard jones nostalgia tours,hooky will probably get a wig of his hair circa 1987.