When You're In A Band

In The 90s, There Was A Yahoo Factor Where There Would Be 50 People Crowd Surfing At One Time! It Was Insane, And It Had Nothing To Do With The Music.

There Are Certainly Good Examples Of Incredibly Brilliant, Beautiful Music That Has Been Made Commercially Available And Sold Everywhere. But I Would Say That, For The Most Part, Quantity Certainly Does Not Speak Well For Quality.

What Does Bother Me Is That I Have To Spend Time And Energy Dealing With The Ramifications Of What People Do Think About Me.

With Napster And The Sharing Of Music, Of Course, There Are Going To Be People Who Exploit It. Greed Has No End. But There's A Lot Of Good That Could Happen. We Shouldn't Let The Economic Concerns Of The Major Labels Infringe On Our Freedom To Share Music.

The Fugazi Live Series Site, When We Realized The Internet, The Way It Works - The Speeds And Its Development - Made It Possible To Have One Source Of Infinite Copies, Was Incredible For Us. Using Tapes Or Cd's To Make Copies Would Have Been So Unwieldy. We Have Shows That Have Zero Downloads, Which Makes Me Sad, But They're All Freely Available At Any Time. The Most Downloaded Show Was The One With The Best Audio Quality, But I Didn't Think It Was A Very Interesting Show.