The music industry has been suffering from workplace downsizing for years ever since Napster displaced CDs. Studio 360’s Eric Molinsky catches up with some former music industry executives to see how they reinvented themselves.
We're Not Gonna Take It
Artist: Twisted SisterAlbum: Big Hits and Nasty Cuts: The Best of Twisted SisterLabel: AtlanticPurchase: AmazonPorcelain
Artist: MobyAlbum: PlayLabel: V2 RecordsPurchase: AmazonLead the Way
Artist: Mariah CarreyAlbum: GlitterLabel: VirginPurchase: AmazonEvery Rose Has Its Thorn
Artist: PoisonAlbum: The Best of Poison: 20 Years of RockLabel: CapitolPurchase: AmazonWaking Up
Artist: Medeski, Martin & WoodAlbum: Let's Go EverywhereLabel: Little MonsterPurchase: AmazonProduced by:
Eric Molinsky
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