Agreed, recording is an art form in it's own right. But I'm afraid that the public and to some extent musicians don't draw the distinction between the two. That is the problem that I find is frustrating. I wish there was a way to distinguish between recording as an art form and not have the public being duped into thinking it was the same thing.
RE: Recording is the death of Music
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Recording is the death of Music
good point. for a lot of people, it's too expensive to actually go out and see and artist, when you can just look them up on youtube. i think the public can draw the line between them though, i don't think live performances will die out
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I agree that we are evolving the art form and that recordings make it more accessible. That is a good thing! I'm just not convinced it is "music"!
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