The Breakfast on OiNK

[freddiewaht]

real radio=available for all to download illegally

[Jim Cobb]

getting younger fans is tough when most of your shows are 21+.

[freddiewaht]

if i only knew how to upload things to oink i might actually be considered a threat...

[Stephengencs]

getting younger fans is tough when most of your shows are 21+.

PLEASE....The Freakout 8 was all ages and there were like 10 kids on the underage side....so I hope we are done with this topic......if minors really want to come to a show they will find a way to sneak in or get a fake ID like all of us did back in the day.....

[Me!]

Please do not release studio albums on Oink. The band is not on the verge of extinction, the band does sell albums, the band brings people to the shows, the bands needs money from their efforts in the studio. People can get turned on to The Breakfast in this day and age with free trading so no need to cheat us and our record labels out of money we expect to recoup for the products we have produced. The first Psychedelic Breakfast album included.

The musician in this day and age already is cheated out of due money because of technology. Legislation still is catching up to deal with royalties and rights with new devices and ways of sharing music. It used to be in the old days, a band makes a record. To hear it you\'d have to buy it. To see them you\'d have to pay a ticket price. No gear was available to take that show home and hear it again. You wanna go see a band again, go pay the ticket price and see them all you want.

The two easy avenues of making money is now blown out of proportion today in 2006.
Free trading, taping shows, itunes, mp3s, oink, limewire, kazaa, napster, and etc. are all chipping away at the income of every musician. Technology has reduced the amount you need to pay to enjoy your favorite artist (you can download albums now for a dollar!).

The argument of exposure vs. dollars is a great argument for another thread. Its a battle between short term versus longterm.

Either way - do not submit Breakfast records on Oink. I expect albums now up there to be taken off immediately. Thank You.

Tim Palmieri

FUCK ALL YA\'LL!!!!!!


 straight from the horses mouth!!!

[freddiewaht]

relax guy..

[Me!]

calmer than you dude

[freddiewaht]

i wasnt gonna do anything without the consent of my friends,obviously.

what i was doing,however/obviously,was rustlin a few feathers in .info land..

[Me!]

i wasnt gonna do anything without the consent of my friends,obviously...

you mean like letting everyone their mother and the kitchen sink know about what the cover albums at the Puppet House?

what i was doing,however/obviously,was rustlin a few feathers in .info land..

if only you could get paid for this you\'d be rolling in it.

[freddiewaht]

i told nobody,nothing..

[FrankZappa]

 
Please do not release studio albums on Oink. The band is not on the verge of extinction, the band does sell albums, the band brings people to the shows, the bands needs money from their efforts in the studio. People can get turned on to The Breakfast in this day and age with free trading so no need to cheat us and our record labels out of money we expect to recoup for the products we have produced. The first Psychedelic Breakfast album included.

The musician in this day and age already is cheated out of due money because of technology. Legislation still is catching up to deal with royalties and rights with new devices and ways of sharing music. It used to be in the old days, a band makes a record. To hear it you\'d have to buy it. To see them you\'d have to pay a ticket price. No gear was available to take that show home and hear it again. You wanna go see a band again, go pay the ticket price and see them all you want.

The two easy avenues of making money is now blown out of proportion today in 2006.
Free trading, taping shows, itunes, mp3s, oink, limewire, kazaa, napster, and etc. are all chipping away at the income of every musician. Technology has reduced the amount you need to pay to enjoy your favorite artist (you can download albums now for a dollar!).

The argument of exposure vs. dollars is a great argument for another thread. Its a battle between short term versus longterm.

Either way - do not submit Breakfast records on Oink. I expect albums now up there to be taken off immediately. Thank You.[/u]

Tim Palmieri

End of discussion. Thank you to all who put their opinions forward, but as fans and friends it is our responsibility to respect the wishes of the band. As Tim said, If you want to start a new thread over the logistics of introducing new fans to the band in this way and "exposure vs. dollars", then go start it in the Grand Scheme of things general discussion forum. An official statement has been posted on this matter and this thread is now closed.