4 ms·
I have a rule, which is that by the time I dream up an idea, plenty of other people have already had the same idea. So, when I proposed selling NFTs of the rehe
by analog31 5y ago
I have a rule, which is that by the time I dream up an idea, plenty of other people have already had the same idea. So, when I proposed selling NFTs of the rehearsals of my band, and told my son about it, he said: "Dad, a million people are already doing that sort of thing."
- marban 5y agoIf you're with Pink Floyd, you could still give it a try.
- rchaud 5y agoIs your band famous in any way? Or does it have a cult following of some kind? If not, who would buy an NFT of your jam sessions? The pioneering garage rock band The Stooges released a remastered edition of 1970's Fun House some years back, and included 2 CDs of rehearsal/studio sessions and outtakes. They were widely panned for it, with some reviews saying that even the most ardent Iggy Pop fan wouldn't need 5 versions of "TV Eye".
- jrochkind1 5y agoAnd yet people are buying NFT's of random crappy JPG avatars by nobodies. I don't know why either!