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Jim Donio, President of NARM, joins Ian Rogers via Skype to talk about how music retail has changed over the past 20 years. Since 1958, The National Association of Recording Merchandisers has represented retailers, wholesalers, and now technology companies in selling recorded music. Jim and Ian... More
Added Nov 23, 2011
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CHanfordB Says:
yea autotune has been overused, it's because now no one learns to sing like the old days. Also fads come and go
LGVideos2012 Says:
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Someheroe Says:
I search, "music" and President NARM is the first video.
BBQFanNo1 Says:
For thousands of years some music had happy or joyous songs. But since 2000 everything sounds like death,hell,devil,evil,doom,damn gloomy. No happyness spirit soul fire life in it anymore. What the hell happened to music in the world in this generation? How did the happiness and joy get lost in world music so much?
BBQFanNo1 Says:
Every instrument is fine in music to change but the vocals in music should not be messed around with and ruined by overuse of autotune. Also another big problem in music is everything sounds dark,doom,gloomy,and depressing in music since 2000. You do not hear any happy upbeat inspiring joyous songs in new music anymore like you used to hear for the previous 100 years from the 1890's to the 1990's.
BBQFanNo1 Says:
The one area in music that should never have been changed is the vocals by autotune. Now I'm not saying autotune is completely bad but autotune has been overused in the mainstream world global music industry shortly after it came out widely available in the late 1990's . It is like too much dependance on the overuse of lip synching I complained about on certain programs back in the 1970's.
BBQFanNo1 Says:
Neil Young does have a valid and very important point. The biggest problem I have with Music today is not so much the change of instruments. I have always been an advocate of change in music for over 40 years since I began both bass guitar playing and also music recording.
BBQFanNo1 Says:
Are there any really happy songs in global music industry anymore since 2000? When there is since 2000 it is very rare.
hansriah Says:
gud
asifnare Says:
not bad
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hueandcrymusic Says:
One of the best so far Ian ... keep it up, much appreciated.