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Why no Garth Brooks "Ask me how I know" song?
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Why is thair no Garth Brooks at all 😞💲
@AndrewM90 wrote:Why is thair no Garth Brooks at all 😞💲
Garth is a big time artist's rights activist. He was one of the major figures speaking out against Napster back in the day. He loathes YouTube (called it "the devil"). Even though he released singles, he's also blathered about "album integrity." He won't work with Apple (still not on iTunes), and had to have his arm twisted to even set up his own exclusive digital download store.
Obviously no fan of streaming. His refusal to accept the realities of the industry and his clinging to old models make the late Prince look like a futuristic visionary about the role of technology in content distribution.
In short, Garth Brooks will probably be the last holdout. After Def Leppard and Peter Gabriel are established firmly on Spotify, Garth will still be clinging to fighting the quixotic fight and begging you to buy CDs. That's how extreme and isolated his position is.
All his music is on Amazon's Music Unlimited streaming service though. 😞
Its a disability people have, Like my cousin always thinks that Cable TV is out to get him and stuff like that maybe Garth Brooks has it too?
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