How long will the "album" last

Wolf

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Feb 7, 2009
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The music companies are already heavily maketing 3-5 song CD's at a lower price than an album in places like Best Buy and you can easliy purchase and download single songs from the web for a buck or so ..

I was wondering how long the music industry/business will ask artists for full length albums to produce and sell in CD format? or perhaps the CD album is going the way of the LP?? or will the full length album last forever??
 
It's essentialy been dead since they stopped making records.

During the heyday of album rock, you had to have a bunch of good songs or you didn't get air play, that no longer matters.
 
It's essentialy been dead since they stopped making records.

During the heyday of album rock, you had to have a bunch of good songs or you didn't get air play, that no longer matters.

The 45 or single was around, sold well, and got artists airplay without them having a full length album..
 
But you didn't make the real money which was in touring unless you had an hour's worth of material.

Good point.. and that makes sense..

..so your saying if the album goes away or has already.. no more tours for newer artists who dont produce full length albums.. or newer artists wont tour until they have an hours worth of stuff to open for another band..

or are you saying the days of good albums are gone??..
 
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It is hurting tours, did you notice that old act sell out, yet many newer acts can't even get gigs?

There is no such thing as a left over stones ticket.
 
you can still buy vinyl.....and it sounds waaaaaaaaaaay better than cds.....and it is made way better.....check out music direct....
 
It is hurting tours, did you notice that old act sell out, yet many newer acts can't even get gigs?

There is no such thing as a left over stones ticket.

Havent been to any big shows recently and really dont pay attention to that many of the new acts.. but it all makes sense based upon what were talking about here...

.. and you must mean the stones 8th, very, very, very we promis the last, farewell tour!! before the next one...
 
It's essentialy been dead since they stopped making records.

During the heyday of album rock, you had to have a bunch of good songs or you didn't get air play, that no longer matters.

thank god for all those "UNDERGROUND" FM stations back then Xen.....
 

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