By Larry Rohter – NYTimes

“Music fans who want a permanent record of a show they’ve attended have options these days that range from bootlegs recorded on their cell-phone cameras to buying a just-pressed CD from the band after the show. Now there is another possibility, at least for those who frequent Webster Hall. This downtown New York club, a haven for indie rock bands, has reached an agreement with Best Buy to sell recordings of live shows at the chain’s stores in the New York area. Performances will also be available through iTunes and Webster Hall’s own Web site, websterhall.com. Bands that choose to take part will receive half the revenue from the recordings and be exempted from the cost of recording and producing discs, with the right to pull out if they don’t like the way they sound. Artists who have recently played at Webster Hall include Franz Ferdinand,Linkin Park, Joss Stone and Alicia Keys.”

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By Cortney Harding-Billboard(NewYork)

During the past two years, one 29-year-old Bay Area music fan reckons she’s spent about $200 on music.

She gets most of her music for free from blogs and BitTorrent trackers, but one recent release struck her as cool enough to get her to lay down her credit card. That album, a deluxe reissue of theBeastie Boys album “Paul’s Boutique,” cost more than she spends on music in most years. 
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Brownstoner is reporting that Supreme Trading in the Burg is expanding and going green with their current renovation. Should be open in April. Full Story Here.

Takaya Nagase @ Cedar Party Room

SESSION 214: ZAKKA 03.09.09

April/04/11pm~morning

This party is Free but RSVP only

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