Monday, March 5, 2007

Bum rush the charts - count me in

Bum Rush The ChartsUpdate 070307: I have reconsidered my involvement in BRTC.  Look for an in-depth pre-analysis to be published on this site in the coming days.

Christopher Penn of the Financial Aid Podcast is leading an initiative that may turn the entire music industry on its head. It’s called Bum Rush the Charts, and Chris summarizes it this way:

“…on March 22nd, the podcasting community is going to take an indie podsafe music artist to number one on the iTunes singles charts as a demonstration of our reach to Main Street and our purchasing power to Wall Street. The track we’ve chosen is “Mine Again” by the band Black Lab. A band, mind you, that was not just dropped from not just one, but two major record labels (Geffen and Sony/Epic) and in the process forced them to fight to get their own music back. We picked them because making them number one, even for just one day, will remind the RIAA record labels of what they turned their backs on - and who they ignore at their peril.”

I’ll be making my statement on March 22!

 
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