Manuel, I also disagree with your opinion about Carlson. Think about it...if 'Strainge Sounds' suddenly had a huge slice of the world's population turning into your interviews who were all key players --and you weren't hurting for money. (You didn't have to go out on a limb editoraly every time)and then all of a sudden to have an intervi…
Manuel, I also disagree with your opinion about Carlson. Think about it...if 'Strainge Sounds' suddenly had a huge slice of the world's population turning into your interviews who were all key players --and you weren't hurting for money. (You didn't have to go out on a limb editoraly every time)and then all of a sudden to have an interview with OVER 100MM views with countrys wanting to ban you or try you for treason, would you be tempted to change your style?
I like your work, but you sound very jealous and petty. We cannot become bigger by taking potshots at someone who is an industry king. And we all have them. You could have simply commented on what Carlson could have done things differently, how YOU would do it. More professional, yes?
I really do enjoy your work, Manual, but as I've found over the last 50 years in my professional life, it's very tempting, but it's always better to stay in your own lane as to your market and audience!
Manuel, I also disagree with your opinion about Carlson. Think about it...if 'Strainge Sounds' suddenly had a huge slice of the world's population turning into your interviews who were all key players --and you weren't hurting for money. (You didn't have to go out on a limb editoraly every time)and then all of a sudden to have an interview with OVER 100MM views with countrys wanting to ban you or try you for treason, would you be tempted to change your style?
I like your work, but you sound very jealous and petty. We cannot become bigger by taking potshots at someone who is an industry king. And we all have them. You could have simply commented on what Carlson could have done things differently, how YOU would do it. More professional, yes?
I really do enjoy your work, Manual, but as I've found over the last 50 years in my professional life, it's very tempting, but it's always better to stay in your own lane as to your market and audience!
Thanks again!