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As a big fan of music with a large passion for great music and an even larger harddrive full of music I often wonder about how hard it would be to make it in this industry...
For someone that isn't a producer or an artist, what is there for someone to do in this business besides shuffle papers for entertainment lawyers, people who make the actual decisions, and those actually in charge of the artists...It seems like a lot of these middle people really work for little money and those actually making moves are few and far inbetween...is the industry really this limited or are my perceptions a little off? There are times when I seriously considered how difficult it would be for me to drop my goals and pursue this goal (although extremely ambitious
) to try and be a record executive or high level decision maker at a big firm or studio...obviously this is a talent oriented industry and I guess one more opinion from someone not directly contributing is something it could do without, although I think (as everyone does) that theirs could be different
. Anyone on NT had similar thoughts about such a thing? Where do music fans and those who think they could contribute fit in? Maybe a fan is meant to stay where they are...on the receiving end of the speaker...
Just a thought...what do ya'll think?
For someone that isn't a producer or an artist, what is there for someone to do in this business besides shuffle papers for entertainment lawyers, people who make the actual decisions, and those actually in charge of the artists...It seems like a lot of these middle people really work for little money and those actually making moves are few and far inbetween...is the industry really this limited or are my perceptions a little off? There are times when I seriously considered how difficult it would be for me to drop my goals and pursue this goal (although extremely ambitious
Just a thought...what do ya'll think?