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Old 05-14-2008, 06:40 PM
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To answer your original question Floydian (), yes, I do believe higher accesability and exposure to a band's music will, and has, provided greater ticket sales to artists that are already fairly well-known as it is.

The problem with this is, most of these bands are already running sold out shows in practically every city they hit, so I highly doubt it's a concern. Unless you're keeping up with the independent music scene, you'll more than likely be missing out on a lot of up-and-coming artists that really do need ticket sales.

This could be speculation or just mid-morning rambling. Take your pick.

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