Tritium

The Woodstock Music Festival in 1969 cost $18.00 for three full days of music for the times top artists. Coachella music festival in 2005 costs $150.00 for two days of music, which is mostly dominated by smaller artists, in addition to $5.00 for a bottle of water.

We believe that this drastic change is not only consequential but also asinine. Plain and simple, a change is in order. More importantly, the most crucial factor in the music business, music, has been swept under the carpet in place of the corporate green machine.

First, we must address the problem at hand, the music industry. In recent history music has become so commercialized and impersonal. All that are at the hearts of most record companies and radio stations is how they can make fast cash, and guess what? They have dollar signs in their eyes when they look at you. You are the music industry. If you reject the garbage that is forced down your throat from mainstream media, you will start the revolution that is necessary. This may seem like a daunting task, but everything must start somewhere.

What we ask of you is simple. Support good music. Support what you like. Dont let someone else tell you what should be on the radio. Demand change. What we are doing in return to support our collective cause is to provide low to no cost everything. This includes but is not limited to concerts, cds, and merchandise. This change cannot and will not happen without your support. Remember you are the music industry and no one can change that.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and hopefully together we can bring music back to the way it should be.



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