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Thom Yorke tells students the music business will fold within 'months'
Radiohead man admits that it will be 'no great loss to the world'
- June 9, 2010 | 0 Comments
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Thom Yorke has revealed that he thinks it's "only a matter of months" until the collapse of the mainstream music business.In an interview for a new high school textbook, The Rax Active Citizen Toolkit, the Radiohead man claims that the music industry is dying, reports ThisIsLondon.co.uk.
"[It'll be] only a matter of time," Yorke says. "Months rather than years before the music business establishment completely folds."
Advising aspiring musicians not to tie themselves to such a "sinking ship", Yorke adds that the fall of the music business will be "no great loss to the world".
The textbook, which is due out on July 1 and is written by Jamie Kelsey, also features interviews with Ms Dynamite and broadcaster Jon Snow, and is aimed at helping 15 and 16-year-olds become more politically literate.
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and with corporate greed out of the way, we might finally have some good music again :)
"Why the hell would a journalist be thick as shit" and "You can talk shit to me I'm used to it/You make me hard with the wounds that I have to lick/You can pick on me and I can see it at a click".
a rubber duck has more imagination than simom cowell :)
great set... you shoud watch the whole playlist :) Here's a quick review of the gig... http://evenflowdave.com/acoustic-session-by-gez-n-jay/
A very polite and well behaved rebel warrior
