Pink Floyd pulls out of Pandora

AdamJoshua · 07-17-2013, 01:26 PM

I understand all of that and agree with what you wrote, knowing several people in small bands and even a couple in moderately successful bands that have made a few bucks, I tend to, like a lot of people, side with the smaller fish in the pond that's all.

I think most people realize that a majority of the pie these days comes from concert ticket and merch sales, at least more than other revenue streams. Let's be honest Pandora and other streaming services are only going to help artists as far as those two items, you get music pipped into you through your pc, your phone, your tablet, your care and you are more likely to want to (at least a lot of people) see them live.

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AdamJoshua Article 4 Free Inhabitant Join Date: Jan 2013 First Name: The Other Adam Location: Satellite Beach Posts: 14,787 Trading: (40)	Re: Pink Floyd pulls out of Pandora I understand all of that and agree with what you wrote, knowing several people in small bands and even a couple in moderately successful bands that have made a few bucks, I tend to, like a lot of people, side with the smaller fish in the pond that's all. I think most people realize that a majority of the pie these days comes from concert ticket and merch sales, at least more than other revenue streams. Let's be honest Pandora and other streaming services are only going to help artists as far as those two items, you get music pipped into you through your pc, your phone, your tablet, your care and you are more likely to want to (at least a lot of people) see them live.