Running your record label like a bakery…

Dec 5th, 2005 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: Editorial

SvN explores Ian MacKaye’s concept of running a record label like a bakery — focus on the love of a good product and a steady stream of happy customers. (In the comments, folks also chat about Fugazi’s stern stage announcements…)

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