I hate your blog. You ain’t logged in in a month and a half, and I, for one, am aghast.

I'm just waiting for the hate to start because I'm linking to something two weeks old:

Sex, Drugs, and Updating Your Blog - How the Rock and Roll Lifestyle Became a Desk Job

Actually, this piece (which is really more about how the digital age has redefined the artist-audience relationship) ran when I was busy down in Atlanta, and was brought to my attention by one of Secret Society's most loyal virtual correspondents.

(Title courtesy of MC Frontalot.)

Comments

[mwanji]

1.

Yeah, I loved that article. It's amazing to me that you can make $3000-5000 a month just as a 30-something ex-computer programmer turned online singer-songwriter. The carefully-targeted touring strategy is interesting, though.

[D0nnaTr0y]

2.

I was impressed by the fact he wrote and recorded a song a week!

[DJA]

3.

I saw Jonathan Coulton at the Revenge of the Book Eaters show last summer. He did "RE: Your Brains," which is a good one.