Ian MacKaye is Coming to my College
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The Dischord Records Story: A Model of Sustainabillity - Q and A with Ian MacKaye
7:00 pm, 200 Kaufman Hall
Monday, March 6th, 2006 - Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
Q & A with Ian MacKaye of Dischord Records and member of the bands Fugazi, The Evens and Minor Threat. Ian will discuss his unique business model and answer questions.
Cost: Free
For more information, contact Jeffrey S. Podoshen (<!-- e --><a href="mailto:jeffrey.podoshen@fandm.edu">jeffrey.podoshen@fandm.edu</a><!-- e -->)
Saw that poster on campus today and almost shit my pants.
This is going to be awesome.
7:00 pm, 200 Kaufman Hall
Monday, March 6th, 2006 - Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
Q & A with Ian MacKaye of Dischord Records and member of the bands Fugazi, The Evens and Minor Threat. Ian will discuss his unique business model and answer questions.
Cost: Free
For more information, contact Jeffrey S. Podoshen (<!-- e --><a href="mailto:jeffrey.podoshen@fandm.edu">jeffrey.podoshen@fandm.edu</a><!-- e -->)
Saw that poster on campus today and almost shit my pants.
This is going to be awesome.
Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.
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Yeah, this should be great. I'm thinking about asking him about the PJ bootleg series and what he thinks of that...releasing a copy of every show...
Is that DIY or more commercialized?
I'm really curious on that...
Plus, just how Dischord worked over the years (and still is!)
= LAME.
Doing it for every show vs. picking out the best...where do you draw the line?
Should I ask him why he sold out?
My world is missing some new Fugazi :(
but seriously, ask him how different can an independent label model be from a major label when everything is just replicated on a microcosmic scale (i.e. you've still got record companies, distribution, major retail outlets, except most of the people you're dealing with are your "friends")...
can't believe this is tomorow night.
https://www.facebook.com/aghostwritersapology/
I don't really get why people call him a sell-out (or worse things than that)
he never claimed that these ideas were solely his - they were old ideas he adopted as his philosophy...
that's my take.
guess I'll find out tonight.
Sweet keep me posted.
https://www.facebook.com/aghostwritersapology/
That was incredible. The man's a great public speaker...knows how to be funny and make a point at the same time.
The place was packed - standing room only - 300 or so people.
I thought maybe 25 people would be there, but word of mouth spread to the community, all the punks came. There were maybe MAYBE ten people from my school there who knew him for the music. The rest were all locals.
Full review sometime tomorrow. I'll type it up and link it here. I need to sleep on it digest it, do homework, etc.
Who is calling Ian MacKaye a sell out? I mean, of all the people to call sell out this is just not the guy. Seriously. What is going on with MacKaye that anyone could even pretend he's a sell out?
review later today...must go to class...
There should be a file there called "Montgomery MacKaye review.pdf"
Download that...
I wrote it real quick - the grammar is poor and there are things I've left out, but that's not a bad review I don't think.
Hopefully that makes up for those of you who would have liked to be there but just couldn't make it.
Let me know what you think, comments are cool.
Thanks much all,
Will
Read it this morning, very cool. I still respect that guy greatly, look at what he passed up, and he is still all about the music. Very very cool!
https://www.facebook.com/aghostwritersapology/
Ian's got it together.
I never really got to thinking about you
But Ian made it sound like he's pretty involved in the Evens and may go on tour again with that pretty soon.
I think Fugazi is done...which is sad, but OK. they had a hell of a run.