lmfao at failed vol.
I'm selling Air Jordan 5 "Metallic" and "Emerald" Griffey 1's http://hypebeast.com/forums/sneakers/forum/topic/168576/
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i'm starting to look at what i want to do in the future, and i've decided that i want a job that has to do with music. anything from promoter to manager or pretty much any idea you have is welcome. What classes you think i should take would be nice, and any colleges that are good for this that you know of would be a great help, it's hard to find colleges that really fit what i'm looking for.
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i'm from PA, near Philly. I appreciate all the help, keep it coming everybody.
and btw if my vol. is a fail, so is every single one on the front page.
and yeah, i can tell that there's a lot more opportunities than people think, i'm still trying to figure out which one is the right one for me.
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lmfao at failed vol.
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Not true. The old music industry doesn't exist but a new one is emerging. Look at a group like OF. They pretty much blew themselves up and now have a tv show and a clothing line within 2 years. The industry isn't the "record a demo, send it to a label, and get a deal" industry anymore but the industry still exists. All industries evolve and this one is more in the hands of the artists than in the hands of the labels like it used to be.
You just have to have 1) talent 2) charisma 3) a great idea 4) connections.
Notice how I didn't say education. You can't learn most of what it takes to make it in the biz in a classroom. I'd recommend getting an AA in Business or Music Business but beyond that it's what's inside you.
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Not true. The old music industry doesn't exist but a new one is emerging. Look at a group like OF. They pretty much blew themselves up and now have a tv show and a clothing line within 2 years. The industry isn't the "record a demo, send it to a label, and get a deal" industry anymore but the industry still exists. All industries evolve and this one is more in the hands of the artists than in the hands of the labels like it used to be.
You just have to have 1) talent 2) charisma 3) a great idea 4) connections.
Notice how I didn't say education. You can't learn most of what it takes to make it in the biz in a classroom. I'd recommend getting an AA in Business or Music Business but beyond that it's what's inside you.
worked at UMG for a year. music industry sucks.
graphic design
from design album covers to the layout of a music magazine
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