They killed rock-n-roll

[Wezil]

London, you know, it's a big city on the Thames

Meh. 350K isn't that big.

[MRT144]

Footsie's quoted section missed out this bit from the article:



What I've thought for years - piracy is killing real music. It's one of the reasons I stopped playing in bands.

I don't know about that; theres tons of music I listen to that is made and distributed by individuals. Rude 66 and legowelt as two examples.

[The Mad Monk]

You see nowadays New Cross or Forest Hill are remarkably convenient for me, but at the time you played them I didn't live here...

You've always lived here.

[Provost Harrison]

Shows how long ago since they were playing in London...I've lived here for almost 7 years.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

I don't know about that; theres tons of music I listen to that is made and distributed by individuals. Rude 66 and legowelt as two examples.

well more and more people will be like you, but it will take time until we have a new revolution.