Local view for "http://dbtune.org/jamendo/record/5327"

Predicate	Value (sorted: default)
dc:title	"Scott Alexander Makes Friends"^^xsd:string
rdf:type	ns1:Record
ns1:available_as	?:?p2pnet=bittorrent&are=mp32 ?:?p2pnet=bittorrent&are=ogg3 ?:?p2pnet=ed2k&are=mp32 ?:?p2pnet=ed2k&are=ogg3 ?:?item_o=track_no_asc&aue=ogg2&n=all ?:?item_o=track_no_asc&aue=ogg2&n=all
dc:date	"2007-04-27 17:38:02"
dc:description	"My new CD is now available as a FREE download from this or my website or 4.99 on CDbaby.com. Scott Alexander Makes Friends, however, is more than just a CD, it is also a website, and whole new approach to my performance campaign for your love and attention. Many of us fantasize of befriending our favorite superstars, but for an underappreciated rockstar such as myself, I fantasize more often about befriending anonymous masses of people. It’s true that I use the word “friend” somewhat loosely. But I’m not the only one: Everyone from politicians to strangers on the internet seems to be throwing out the term. Why? Collections of friends are the ultimate expression of success. While most collectors seek quality, quantity can also contribute to value. Friends define, comfort, hurt, entertain, challenge, and love. As vain as our collecting habits may seem, we need friends. While some of us may temporarily feel dissatisfaction with those we are friends with, I find it far more common to feel dissatisfied with those we are not friends with. Our inability to touch the majority of those who surround us leads to as much discomfort as the realization of the literal interpretation of this metaphor. My personal determination to realize music as a career stems largely from my desire for more relationships. And my success depends upon it entirely. So, Scott Alexander Makes Friends."^^xsd:string
ns1:image	?:1.0.jpg ?:1.100.jpg ?:1.300.jpg ?:1.500.jpg
foaf:maker	?:Scott Alexander
ns1:track	?:Unfortunately Fat ?:Fucking Technology ?:What Other People Think

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{ Scott Alexander, foaf:made, Scott Alexander Makes Friends }

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