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Topic History of: Music Think Tank: Deconstructing Alex Day's Success
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JK2006	Sadly yes; fan bases often buy tracks because they like the person and want to support them; acts like One Direction and Justin Bieber - it was one reason I produced the first Bay City Rollers hit; you can rest on your laurels (though it's a good idea for one in every half dozen to be real hits). Didn't work for me with the Rollers though. Second release flopped!
honey!oh sugar sugar.	Other than close friends and relatives, is it possible to sell records to people who dont like them?
JK2006	The deconstruction is actually rather inaccurate but I agree with your point DJ.
DJones	"Day had an online following before he started making music, which is part of the key to his success. Most to all bands start out having very little to no fans which by having some kind of audience is where he got the initial boost." www.musicthinktank.com/blog/deconstructi...ex-days-success.html From my point of view the pre-existing fans were not only "part of the key", but were the key to his success with music.