Cello ManMar 22nd, 2007 - 23:16:06

No comment.

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G A AndersonMar 23rd, 2007 - 00:48:03

I don't think that EMI has anything to worry about considering that Mr McCartney's record sales are not what they were. I do suppose that it is a prestige thing for StarBucks.
I also don't think that the fledging label would try to sign up some hard core Hip Hop act or a cutting alt rock band so the major labels need not worry.

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G A AndersonMar 23rd, 2007 - 01:17:12

I don't think that EMI has anything to worry about considering that Mr McCartney's record sales are not what they were. I do suppose that it is a prestige thing for StarBucks.
I also don't think that the fledging label would try to sign up some hard core Hip Hop act or a cutting alt rock band so the major labels need not worry. Yes, Starbucks is sterile and safe.
Then again, given its track record, this venture, along with the recent publcity from Sir Paul's divorce, might produce a surprise hit.

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colombianarinosupremoMar 23rd, 2007 - 02:50:51

Hear Music has always had a pretty decent music selection in Starbucks cafes. Besides, branching away from coffee and into book and media sales will surely combat this 'watering down' of the Starbucks experience. It doesn't get more personal than Paul McCartney, we've known him for decades. Stay tuned for happy things like Happy Feet and the Pursuit of Happyness on dvd from the Empire of the Emerald Mermaid.

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rock n roll fan .Mar 23rd, 2007 - 06:47:29

malcolm young rules the world . and hey , silly love songs !? a world full of em !? all sounds good to me . good luck paul . your both truely wonderful , and i love you . thankyou so very much for bringing total joy to our ride .

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