Yesterday, HBO announced the cancellation of its show Vinyl.
Today, Pitchfork wrote an article congratulating HBO for cancelling the show (written by a nice fellow named Eric Harvey).
This is my response to that article.
Enjoy!
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The sad news was released today that HBO cancelled it's 1970's music show Vinyl.
My thoughts on the cancellation (literally days after I released my Vinyl-based eBook).
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Time again to decide if I am "Rockist" or Right.
This week I am putting my love of the television show Vinyl (HBO) in the firing line.
Vote on my Twitter profile or by leaving a comment!
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This is my third post concerning the dispute between Gene Simmons of the band Kiss and Ice Cube of the hip-hop group N.W.A.
I am writing this because I was concerned with several of the responses I received yesterday and wanted to make my arguments even more directly to these arguments.
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I am sadly not shocked to see that HBO released Terence Winter from his responsibilities as the showrunner of their series Vinyl.
Why does this move sadden me? Read on Vinyl lovers.
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Vinyl is a television universe populated by musical ghosts.
Over the first four episodes I have pointed out nine "ghosts" who have appeared on the show to highlight or help demonstrate something about the characters on the show.
But each of these "ghosts" also represented a real figure in music history so I am using this article to bring some more attention to each of them.
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Okay folks, this was one of those "busy" episodes. The kind of episodes where writers realize that they are already at episode 4 and have yet to develop like 10 of the plot points that they have already introduced in the first three episodes.
This episode (called "The Racket") opens with not one but two ghosts, Otis Blackwell and Richie himself (My suggestion is that "The Racket" in the episode is the game Richie is running on himself).
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