I thought @Anonymous that mixing had been going on for years. The individual artists albums especially for xmas would have contained many releases that I already had and I would be fed up of it. Not long ago I posted on o2 my distaste of living artists singing with dead artists on new recordings. What is that all about. Chocolate adverts were using dead actors to promote their chocolate even showing them eating it most unacceptable to me and generally demeaning.
Mixing up artists works just a ploy to keep you buying slightly different CDs. I like country can get lots to listen too at reasonable cost. Plenty of people selling their collections that's the way I'm going having been ripped off years ago.
I have a large collection of cassette tapes too and still have a Boom Box 🙃
Mixing up artists works just a ploy to keep you buying slightly different CDs. I like country can get lots to listen too at reasonable cost. Plenty of people selling their collections that's the way I'm going having been ripped off years ago.
I have a large collection of cassette tapes too and still have a Boom Box 🙃
you said it @Anonymous
Creepy
where are they going to make money ?
This is not a good road in my view
Well @Anonymous I don't think it's a good way to go living artists singing with dead artists creepy - as @Anonymous put it.
Mixing tracks with artists dead or alive singing their own songs in time is ok and living artists singing songs from any era is ok to me.
Obviously much is technically feasible and making it more and more weird to encourage people to spend their "hard earned" because they are curious and it is written off as a laugh only encourages the "evil" ones to concoct more weird stuff.
If it becomes "the norm" to see dead actors being used out of time in films or dead people singing out of time with the living it will be a very sad world.
The Victorians loved it "the weird" don't need to elaborate.
Mixing tracks with artists dead or alive singing their own songs in time is ok and living artists singing songs from any era is ok to me.
Obviously much is technically feasible and making it more and more weird to encourage people to spend their "hard earned" because they are curious and it is written off as a laugh only encourages the "evil" ones to concoct more weird stuff.
If it becomes "the norm" to see dead actors being used out of time in films or dead people singing out of time with the living it will be a very sad world.
The Victorians loved it "the weird" don't need to elaborate.
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Nothing to do with songs but having watched Tesco resurrect Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman (Casablanca) for their dreadful clubcard advert, rather makes my blood boil!! Awful.
