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<title>Line Out - Comments on Decibel Festival v.05, Night 2</title>
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<description>Stark contrasts marked Friday’s slate of Decibel events. The afternoon panel discussion on the future of music journalism (titled “Wasted Words?”—upbeat!) in which I participated, touched on Lester Bangs, the difference between blog writing and writing for print publications, the...</description>
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<title>Comment by Chris Estey</title>
<description><![CDATA[<p>I found myself bringing up Bangs a few years back at an EMP Pop Con during a Q&A and sincerely wished someone would have killed me right there. Just stomped the living shit out of me.</p>

<p>Still wish I'd been there Friday -- especially regarding critics shilling for record companies. "Paul Nelson" is an interesting name to argue for such a thing (otherwise, no incredible fucking writing from the guy who oversaw the New York Dolls being signed to Mercury and a half dozen other really good critics being encouraged and fed by the sale of lame swag out of the closet of his office); and about a thousand A&R hacks in the fabled "post-grunge" years whose fetal fanzines are filling various storage lockers of mine.</p>

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