Nice balanced work JohnnyBoy,For me, that makes it even more...

Nice balanced work JohnnyBoy,

For me, that makes it even more reason to beg the question why did Valleyarm then require a $300k loan (of which $200k may have already been paid).

Wouldn't you keep a successful business model to yourself? TNC doesn't bring any music industry experience to the table so Valleyarm cannot claim TNC's interest as some sort of synergy or enhancement. Fact is, it's really hard to tell exactly what TNC's strength is given the various colours and flavours of their interests.

Maybe I need to buy a new pair of rose coloured glasses, because I'm just not seeing what some members were seeing.

I agree with you JohnnyBoy that people should due more due diligence on this one. I did note that Valleyarm qualified an 'Album' in this manner:

"How many songs can I have on my album?

August 18, 2010

As many as youd like! One of the great things about digital music is that you are in control. However if your album is over 700 MB it will be treated as a double album and you will be charged accordingly. This is because we use double the amount of bandwidth if your release is double the length."

As pointed out earlier, Valleyarm aren't unique in this industry and they're certainly not the cheapest.

Cheers,
Tangrams