do you expect thousands of people paying 20(!)$ for one or two song demos most of them never heard of?
> That's why i think a small indie label with internet
> release is the way to go for now! $20 from one person
> doens't do much for anyone! However, $20 from thousands
> of buyers adds up pretty quickly!
>
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>
> > Dear Jim Steinman,
> >
> > You say in your blog that RINKOFF has demos of Ellen Foley
> > and Holly Sherwood singing "It's All...".
> >
> > If you can get them from RINKOFF and then upload either
> > one of them to the website, I'll give you twenty bucks
> > cold hard cash in your country's currency.
> >
> > If you do both, that forty bucks cold hard cash.
> >
> > There's not a whole lot I want from you. I don't give a
> > rat's ass if you blog or not, or if you update fans on
> > your work. I've never ever wanted your autograph or to see
> > you in person. I'm actually not sure if I'm interested in
> > your BAT musical, the Dream-Engine, the Bikers TV-show or
> > any other future work of yours. I don't even want to think
> > about a movie right now.
> >
> > But I can say with certainty that I want those two demos.
> >
> >
> > It's not like you have anything to lose. Will the upload
> > cut into the sales of the Pandora's Box CD? Don't think
> > so. I suppose there's a chance they could be sold as some
> > sort of bonus track, or on a special edition of something,
> > or as part of a boxed set. But forget about that for the
> > moment.
> >
> > So that's my offer ($20). I'm not a wealthy individual so
> > it might seem low but it is an offer nonetheless. Take it
> > or leave it.
> >
> > Thanks for all the music. Take care and good-luck.
> >
> > Bright Eyes
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