Frontline: The Way the Music Died

[DudeAsInCool]

I went out last night to a club to see The Sick Puppies, who had 1.5 million hits on YouTube over the last two weeks and has a lot of views here--and saw a few other performers, most notably an band called UltraViolet, led by Sarah Hudson, daughter of one of the Hudson Brothers. Surfing the web, I came across this cool tv show online where PBS's acclaimed documentary series, Frontline, takes a look at the evolution of the music business. Everyone should take a look at THIS

[DudeAsInCool]

Frontline has an excellent compendium to the hour long show - articles on the changeover to cds, mtv, radio consolidation and the web. You can check them out HERE

[method77]

the title is misleading. It should say 'the way the music industry died. Music has been around for thousands of years and will live forever.

[DudeAsInCool]

the title is misleading. It should say 'the way the music industry died. Music has been around for thousands of years and will live forever.

the title may be misleading, but this show is excellent...it should be titled, the day the music industry died...

did you watch it?

[CTC Command]

"the day that we've all been waiting for" wouldalso be a good title...