musosguide.com

Newest Review: ... a menu down the left hand of the screen and drop down menus with the same choices at the top (I guess some people have a ... more

... preference so it?s for choice value?) the logo of the site is in the top left corner and is very distinctive ? a big set of head phones and Muso?s Guide written under them, this features on all pa ges. The main sections are: City Guides ? this area isn?t finished yet. Features ? quite a catch-all page, features seem to be all sorts of articles e.g. a profile series on Swedish music, a comparison between India.Arie and Tracy Chapman, a pi...more

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musosguide.com: Getting There!! (1193 words)
by - written on 22/08/03 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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A few years ago the net was full of big, bright, flashy ?entertainment? sites that called themselves ?channels? (what?) and had sponsorship for every little feature, loads of them were owned or consequently became owned by companies who, despite being wholly inexperienced, decided that an online ?entertainments arm? for their business was the way to go? There are, and have been since the very beginning of the Net As We Know It, fanzines dedicated to a band, a genre, a journalistic style, an ideology?. To my mind, maybe I?m naïve, there isn?t really anything that bridges the gap. The closest I?ve found is www.musosguide.com. It?s clearly not run by a big ... Read the complete review

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