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| Frustrated with the record industry, Todd Rundgren turns to the Internet January 8, 1997. Todd Rundgren looked into the future of the music business and didn't see himself represented. Not in the recording process, not in the marketing and certainly not in record-store sales. So, starting in February, Rundgren will become the first musician to present and market his work solely on the Internet. From: Augusta Chronicle |
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| Rundgren to use Web to let fans in on CD's creation January 16, 1997. Veteran musician and multimedia pioneer Todd Rundgren plans to offer his studio musings exclusively via an Internet subscription service.By Bruce Haring. From: USA Today |
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| Rundgren's Master Plan For Web Music February 11, 1997. Todd Rundgren, the Philadelphia native who hit it big in the 70s with singles like "Hello, It's Me" and "I Saw the Light," has a master plan for a new kind of music Web site. From: ZDNet News |
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iMusic February 1997. Bio by Brett Milano, Same as "Best of" liner notes. If Todd Rundgren didn't get bored so easily, he might have a catalog filled with nothing but pop hits... From: iMusic |
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| Todd Rundgren still goes his own way July 31, 1997. Telephone Interview promoting a live date. By Greg Cahill. From: metroactive |
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Yahoo! Internet Life September 11, 1997. Web Top 40-Music sites and stars who rock the Web, Todd comes in at #5. From: ZDnet |
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Mac Fan October 1, 1997. "Cover photo" of Todd Rundgren. From: Mac Fan |
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| Carefree Theater November 20, 1997. West Palm Beach Tour review by Michelle Harris. Todd Rundgren: Lounge Lizard?.... From: ink19 |
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Irving Plaza, NYC November 26, 1997. Ticket info with bio. From: Irving Plaza |
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