Comments on: Why so secret? http://blog.djwesley.com/2009/05/08/why-so-secret/ DJ Wesley's musings on music in general, and dance music in particular. Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:38:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: No need to wait « Finding the Rhythm http://blog.djwesley.com/2009/05/08/why-so-secret/#comment-828 No need to wait « Finding the Rhythm Fri, 12 Jun 2009 12:54:04 +0000 http://blog.djwesley.com/?p=285#comment-828 [...] just not a whole lot of information about them I was able to find; as I mentioned in my blog post Why so secret?, I don’t understand the need for such a veil of secrecy, but [...] [...] just not a whole lot of information about them I was able to find; as I mentioned in my blog post Why so secret?, I don’t understand the need for such a veil of secrecy, but [...]

]]> By: Kisten http://blog.djwesley.com/2009/05/08/why-so-secret/#comment-803 Kisten Wed, 13 May 2009 14:07:01 +0000 http://blog.djwesley.com/?p=285#comment-803 We don’t like “My space”, eh? *chuckle* On the other subject; true enough, that just like when I find a book I like, I look for other books by same author, in the music, I will be inclined to look for work of same artist/producer …. What I find curious is that this (multiple personality disorder) seem to be limited (?) to dance music. I never heard of Britney, Pink, Celine Dion, or Andrea Botticelli recording under multiple names. So why is that? I clearly do not have even remotely adequate knowledge of the production legalities – but all this sounds like something is odd in this part of music industry. One thing I have to point to you, though is … that for most part your average consumer will not be much concerned about that, cause unlike you who has to weed through Bell curve of daily produced overload, we just decide to like (“When love takes over”) or not (“Human ” The Killers :P) what you choose to feed us. We don’t like “My space”, eh? *chuckle*

On the other subject; true enough, that just like when I find a book I like, I look for other books by same author, in the music, I will be inclined to look for work of same artist/producer ….

What I find curious is that this (multiple personality disorder) seem to be limited (?) to dance music. I never heard of Britney, Pink, Celine Dion, or Andrea Botticelli recording under multiple names. So why is that?

I clearly do not have even remotely adequate knowledge of the production legalities – but all this sounds like something is odd in this part of music industry.

One thing I have to point to you, though is … that for most part your average consumer will not be much concerned about that, cause unlike you who has to weed through Bell curve of daily produced overload, we just decide to like (“When love takes over”) or not (“Human ” The Killers :P ) what you choose to feed us.

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