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Lord Mandelson's draconian anti-filesharing plans are designed to save the music business. But does it need saving? "The UK Top 40 is now almost entirely comprised of digital singles," the British Phonographic Industry says. Full Article at Tech.co.uk
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These are wonderful performances by the young French pianist David Fray, a player with a beautiful touch and the finest control of dynamics and chording. Full Article at Times Online
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Communicating a moroseness and morbid introspection equalled in recent times only by Noah and the Whale’s Charlie Fink, this Co Galway singer-songwriter follows last year’s Long Distance Swimmer with a release that is even more low-key and haunting... Full Article at Times Online
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A cast of property magnates, stage impresarios and media executives are putting their hands in their pockets to fund the creation of Britain’s largest theatre operator. Full Article at Times Online
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Not long ago, if you wanted music, you had to save up your pocket money, take a trip to the local record shop and lovingly leaf through its racks. Now, it's almost all free, instant and infinite. So how has our relationship with music changed? Full Article at BBC News
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After a dozen or so records you kind of have an idea of how you're gonna do stuff
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Bruce is probably one of the only people in the world who understands how to survive in this kind of a life, how to get through all this without dying or walking with a limp or with one eye -- the way so many of these great people we've known and met did, these musical geniuses who didn't make it throug...
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If it's not economically sustainable, then you'll go out of business
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