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Written by Jackie McBrien
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Sunday, 10 June 2007 |
 Because you don't live near a bakery doesn't mean you have to go without cheesecake. - Hedy Lamarr I thought about starting this piece many different ways. Taking a more unusual approach and comparing cheesecake to how I like my men. Sweet, smooth, savory, creamy, pleasing, but then it started to sound too sexual. Well, sex sells, so then I decided to give one of those meaningless similes like, “cheesecake is like sex, you do it (eat it) to satisfy an urge,” or “Cheesecake is like sex, you can do it (eat it) alone, or, if you prefer, with a group of people”. Those failed attempts at quotes, I think, are self-explanatory, and I don’t believe they make much sense. I’ll stop while I’m ahead, if I really am even ahead. It’s impossible, though, to find the right words to describe such a wonderful and delectable treat. A dessert unlike any other. A dessert that comes in so many different flavors and styles, to compare it to anything else would not fully justify the wonders of such perfection. People can find flaws in almost anything, like men and sex, but with cheesecake it’s different. Cheesecake, in my opinion, is the divine gift from the heavens above. The dessert is blessed with flaky crust, a creamy body, and fruity toppings that devour all of your senses until you are numb from the ultimate pleasure of the first bite. Cheesecake is a treat that not many can truly understand. I, myself, did not understand the power of the cheese until I actually experienced it myself. After the first bite I fell in love the enticing dessert. | | This item includes 3 comments |
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Written by Chris Standring - A&R Online
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Wednesday, 18 April 2007 |
I'm pretty much done with record labels. I finally learned my lesson last weekend. The playing field has finally been leveled.
Before I get into my rant, I should say that there still is a place for record companies, but they are not for most of us. If you win American Idol or even get into the top five finalists, then sure, sign a record deal. Use the machine to make you famous for 15 minutes. You're a puppet after all, not an artist. That machine is absolutely right for you. But if you are an artist or want any kind of longevity, a career perhaps, then think again.
Record companies are going out of business by the week. The question you need to now ask yourself is, "Do I want to be signed to a record company that will be out of business this time next year".
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Last Updated ( Friday, 20 April 2007 )
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