  so i talked to him as soon as i sent his email on xmas eve.  he was sweet.  loved the names and posted them in his diary.  anyways christmas wasnt so bad.  went to winnivegas with michael and drew and amber.  more importantly,
 so shit.  where are you?  you were supposed to write me YESTERDAY and tell me about your girl.  you met her today.  how did that go?  what about her is so great?
 what abotu me ( other than the obvious)  is so damn bad?  uuuuggghhhh i miss you.  so yeah ive been drinking and i wish you would get on so i couuld tell you what was on my mind. i totaly agree with you though.
i hate how music has just become " entertaiment"  and everyone just wants to make their pockets bigger through selling music as a product and not as an art. it drive me crazy three cheers for commendable conversation:  where are the other people in americ who agree with me?  Krstn311:
 yup.  i was offered a spot at virgin this summer,  and i dont think there would be any way i could have worked there.  i mean,  signing a band cuz you think they will make you cash,  not cuz they are good?
 even worse,  manufactinring a band?  what the fuck is that about?  anyway when a label can drop a band after they have put so much time and energy into creating their art b/ c they arnt " meeting a quota"
 something is wrong.  people dont have to buy what is fed to them STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  i totaly agree with you though. i hate how music has just become " entertaiment"  and everyone just wants to make their pockets bigger through selling music as a product and not as an art.
it drive me crazy STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  and i completely agree with the quota thing. one of my favorite bands is the suicide machines from detroit,  who were on capital,  and who make amazing music but were just dropped STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  not on capital,
 hollywood records i mean Krstn311:  i know it-  fuck that.  thats not what it should be about.  ian mackaye ( fugazi,
 minor threat)  puts it best when he made this wonderful analogy about how music used to be like water,  free and abundant,  until some asshole discovered you could bottle into into tight little packages and sell it to the masses Krstn311:  i love that guy STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  exactly.
and fugazi is amazing,  one of the few bands that never comrimised what they believed in STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  that would have been amazing to work for discord records in the late 80's Krstn311:  exactly.  now every other band in america who wants to get somewhere has to either suck it up and settle with being a loner,  beg for an indie label spot,
 or whore themselves out and compromise not only their musical ideals but their sound,  image,  everything Krstn311:  i agree STEVESAVESTHEDAY:  thats just the way its become now. i would love to start my own label some day.
nothing big,  even just local bands,  but just to be involved and put out good music that i believed in. thats my true dream and what made me what to study a degree in entrepreneurship there should be more kids like us in the biz,  ehh?  damn straight 
