The Indie Bible is a 320 page music directory that is published once a year. It has been created to help independent artists gain more exposure for their music. It's an effective time-saving resource that will enable you to quickly tap into the THOUSANDS of services that are dedicated to helping talented artists (of all genres) achieve their lifelong music dream.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
A lot of addresses out of date....,
This review is from: David Wimble's 8th Edition The Indie Bible (Paperback)
Around 50% of items I sent out cam back undeliverable... although this is not necessarily the authors fault, due diligence should have been applied in checking addresses.
The catagories are very poor. The whole book needs to be rehashed... Don't waste your money....
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Wonderful Product!! Best value for your money - Buy it together with e-book that's updated daily!,
By hkimel41 (New York, NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: David Wimble's 8th Edition The Indie Bible (Paperback)
This book is quite simply the most useful Indie Resource on the market.
I spoke directly to David Wimble, the editor and they do link checks each and every single day to ensure validity and quality of their product. If you buy the e-book as well, it gives you access to all the updates for one full year! I've bought this book since edition two, and will continue to purchase until edition 100!!!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Full of addresses but very Indie oriented,
This review is from: David Wimble's 8th Edition The Indie Bible (Paperback)
One of the reviews says the addresses are out of date as well, which for a budding Indie musician, mailing out pressed CDs to addresses all over the world, that can be very expensive.
Very Indie oriented - thus the labels & vendors section is online labels, or perhaps even just digital distributors. Beware of digital distributors as so far I have not come across one that is not charging musicians a fee to list (and perhaps promote) their CDs and digitals - it's a numbers game though where the distributor makes cash up front, and even on a monthly basis from the musician. Even without up-front fees a distributor can sell 5 CDs per year for 1000 performing acts and still make 5000*<distributor's-cut>. In the book publishing world that's called vanity publishing and is nearly always a rip-off. Nevertheless this title is Indie oriented so it has radio stations (non-commercial), reviewers and online vendors and labels. If you want to reach a little further then get the Musicians's Atlas 2009 as well.
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