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General Vanessa Carlton Discussion / and so it is... again.

« on: April 28, 2009, 04:54:44 am »

anyone know why vanessa is apparently no longer witn the inc?

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General Vanessa Carlton Discussion / this is probably how it is, depending on how you see things.

« on: January 27, 2009, 05:06:40 pm »

music is changing, as is the rest of the world. in a big way. the way it was isn't how it's going to be, as far as music and artistry goes. for one matter, it's always evolving. there's a flow that passes through time that pushes and pulls the waning of the music. and sometimes this includes the way it is produced. i personally feel vanessa is having an extremely successful career and is also very good to her fans for this and a number of reasons. of course money and personal gain play into the picture, they are natural. but the heart of the matter when it comes to music, is to express something, share it with somebody, and you better pray it touches someone. vanessa, i find has a very loyal and healthy fan base for the real fans that she does have. on a massive scale when you think about it. she has those fans for a reason. there are so many great artist emerging on the underground and indie scenes. indie is the way to go. this gives anyone a chance to put some music out in one form or another, and many of those people may never have shared those songs had they had no other way. this is creating more music to be shared, because the flow, for lack of a better term at this moment, needs to keep touching people on a personal, intimate level. and this new intimacy is important because people are going to need to be able to find more strength in the future for what may come. but vanessa, she has this dying opportunity that very few may ever have again: to have access to major label production and distribution.studies are showing that within just a few years major labels will be obsolete, or will have long sense died out. this gives her a means to touch a larger number of people. and sometimes to do that there are compromises. i am sure, especially when it comes to the production of heroes and thieves, there were some major compromises that she may not have felt best, but none the less needed to be made. this album has been more successful than harmonium because of it. although harmonium will always be my 'favorite album of all time'. and also, she is human. she wants to experiance things, needs to grow and heal just like everyone else. so, if she takes time to do that, that's just a sign that despite the fame and what not she has her priorities in order. so, the moral of the story is this, my friends: vanessa carlton rocks.


http://www.myspace.com/danielkeeganmusic
yes, that is a shameless self-promotional myspace plug.

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General Vanessa Carlton Discussion / I GIVE UP!

« on: November 27, 2008, 11:20:56 pm »

i think vanessa is an artist like Kate Bush. they are both very individualistic and put the music first, but they both also tend to shy away from the public. Kate is now a legend, and vanessa would do better on an indie label, but that's just because of the times. it's the kind of people they are. very much into their personal lives, and emerge to make new music, but then disappear again. it's mysterious, i feel. it doesn't mean that either artist appreciates their audience less... again, it's just the kind of people they are, i believe. i don't know though. i've been with vanessa since the beginning, although i tend to not post on the boards i follow it daily, so even though i'm new to posting i'm not new to nessalicdom. maybe, also, i'm just used to kate and seeing aspects of her displayed in this situation i apply it to v. just my impression.

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Other Musicians / Daniel Wheeler

« on: December 16, 2007, 05:07:01 pm »

there's a guy i found on myspace that is pretty good
myspace.com/danielwheelermusic

vanessa is under the 'influences' section