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Serene S Nicosia wrote:

> "Michael A. Clem" wrote:
> >
> > Serene S Nicosia wrote:
>
> > > > I've seen his radio boycott posts, but that's all I remember at the
> > > > moment.  Has he done something else?
> > >
> > > His 573 posts. All saying the exact same thing. After several months it
> > > just gets incredibly old. Unlike Boomer, 4/5ths of this newsgroup are
> > > Tom Hendricks' and his whiney and annoying tirade.
> > > If he's spend as much time writing music and practicing as he did in
> > > here he'd probably have a hit by now.
> > >
> > > Serene
> >
> > 573??  I guess I haven't been paying attention...
>
> I guess it's only been 157 in ok.tulsa.general. But that'a an awful lot
> of posts for a little used Tulsa newsgroup. And those posts are about
> boycotting DALLAS radio stations. It's just gotten very wearing.
>
> He also seems to post quite a bit about theories of evolution and the
> male body and sex, but at least he doesn't do that here.
>
> Serene

For a fair and accurate idea of what I'm concerned with , go to
http://musea.digitalchainsaw.com
I am the editor of a zine about the arts since '92 and a musician, painter and
writer.
Tom Hendricks

Here's a quote about  radio from the radio reporter at the conservative and
business geared
Dallas Morning news.
"In the 6 years I've been covering radio, the prevailing sentiment among
people

who've taken the time to call or write is that 'radio sucks."  Al Brumley

This protest is about

1. the end of payola (which I think is illegal and should stop)
see http://www.salon.com and search payola for 6+ articles on the new payola
2. Radio following the license agreements that they freely signed with
the FCC to get their licenses, which included
local support. If not they should loose their licenses.
3. The refusal of local musicians to keep supporting radio that refuses
to support them. Why should they.

Tom Hendricks, musea
http://musea.digitalchainsaw.com
   * * *
It is time to stand up for local musicians and end the real boycott
the radio boycott of local music.