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Wow, that's a realllly long read, I have no idea why I read the entire thing, I'm not much of a Seger fan. The author sure is though, something about the story
by blakesterz 10y ago
Wow, that's a realllly long read, I have no idea why I read the entire thing, I'm not much of a Seger fan. The author sure is though, something about the story kept me reading.
I guess the answer, for those who don't want to read, is something like Seger and/or his manager just don't want to. Maybe it's money, or maybe they just don't care.
"Much as Seger's status as a regional star from 1964 through 1976 left him free to record and tour where he felt most comfortable, but those same decisions prevented him from breaking out to the wider national audience he craved, his current level of very substantial success eliminates any pressing need to participate more fully in the digital age."
- sverige 10y agoI'm from that generation and still cringe every time I hear a Bob Seger song, which is far too often still. There is an annoyingly whiny quality that pervades his lyrics and singing style. On the other hand, I can relate to the sense of loss of music that was seemingly always available at the time but that I never got around to purchasing. There is no current good service or seller that has a suitably complete catalog.