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Originally Posted by The Ghost
LOL all the way around for this thread. Especially in an era where creative works are stolen more than any previous time in history nonetheless. I'm glad performers are banking with concerts. There needs to be SOME form of monetization to encourage creativity, entertainment and innovation.
If you don't want to pay the price for something entertainment based, then don't. Simplez.
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Yap he forgot to QUOTE the whole paragraph
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That?s important for one major reason: Money. With declining record sales, concert tours are one of the few remaining places where artists can make a lot of cash. For example, Billboard magazine named Madonna music?s top-Moneymaker last year with earnings of more than $34 million dollars. More than 93-percent of that, an estimated $32 million, was made from her tour. Madonna?s tour was also the top-grossing of the year. By comparison, the physical and digital album sales portion of her earnings was estimated at just $1.5 million.
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