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Originally Posted by Nate

She's talking about the guitarist in the first flyer you posted.

Oh, yeah. To anyone with real PS experience, it's a cheap effect. Around here, it isn't, go figure. It's the way things are, that you don't have to be that skillful or groundbreaking to be found interesting by people ... the White Stripes or the Newsboys for example

[concertphotozin]

Originally Posted by H.M. Murdock

If you tell them all about the band on the flyer, you are cutting down your audience pretty severely by making people immediately say, "They sound like losers," when in reality they may well like the band if they actually went to see them.

To say that the information makes the flyers hard to read is one thing, but to say that the information makes the bands sound like losers?confused? What information makes what band sound like losers? Being signed by Sony? Tooth n Nail? Getting reviews in established magazines? Having radio airplay?

Is being a no name band more intriguing to people? To me, it's being one of hundreds of no name bands on any number of flyers posted at any given time?

You must be in an incredible area that people just show up to see unheard of bands just for fun or for people to just go and search on the internet every unknown band on a flyer to see if they actually have any thing going for them. That simply does not happen at the Noteworthy.