A.I. is not killing music. Rock is not dead! Music is changing not dying.

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Discussing the death of music & the future of music, & album sales. Inspired by receiving the complete recordings of jazz bassist Adam Ben Ezra, seeing changes brought by A.I., & knowing a history of music changes now forgotten

0:00 - A.I. is not killing music because there's no sense of fulfillment for the composer | music not dying just changing fast
5:34 - Rock is not dead, as it was declared dead before Elvis debuted & declared dead every year since | how dead is rock/music when Taylor Swift breaks records | radio & Beatles were called the death of music, but we don't remember the changes in history
11:05 - Music technology changes from Edison cylinders to vinyl to 8-track to cassettes to CD to streaming | albums were a threat to concerts, but allowed consumers to discover more music | decline of CD sales partially due to lack of reissues | tape trading didn't kill industry | illegal vs legal streaming financial output is the same
26:05 - Return to singles culture with streaming from album culture | Pink Floyd "The Wall" story of not knowing album
32:06 - Complete albums of jazz bassist Adam Ben Ezra on USB (Adam's website/store: http://www.adambenezra.com/) @adambenezra reverses singles culture & is the future of music / Theo Cedar Jones & Swaybone boxset on USB hot rod (Swaybone website: http://www.swaybone.com) @swaybone11 @swaybonerocks is hope for the future of album sales
43:06 - A.I. is scary but not the end as people will still want to create music | Music changes are fighting against comfort

Live 8/17/2024.

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Live show & interviews. I'm a rockabilly slap double bassist in Portland, Maine chatting about music with a focus on classic rock. 📻 Also here are interviews from my 2011-12 podcast "The Roman Midnight Music Podcast", no longer available elsewhere. Channel duplicated on Rumble.

🎧 I played bass in Brooklyn metal trio Tired Wings & Maine's alt-country group Willy Martin & The Woods. I've studied bass with Slick Joe Fick, Adam Ben Ezra, Danny Ziemann, jazz history with bassist Chuck Israels (Bill Evans Trio, Stan Getz), jazz theory with clarinetist Titus Abbott, world music with singer Margot Hanson. I play exclusively double bass with K&K & Shadow rockabilly pre-amp/pick-ups, Fender Rumble amps, Innovation Rockabilly Reds strings. 🎼

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