Revival or revolver

Photo: lakewentworth

It might have come to your attention that health and time issues have delivered a steel toe-cap to CTW's love-plumbing. The only thing to do is to turn around and hope that the same toe-cap will add momentum to this dead blog by administering a swift kick to the nethers.

So... to gauge whether the enormous, brian-bursting* effort to maintain CTW is worth it, I am asking you, my insane fans, if you want me to carry on getting my fingernails dirty. To do so, please do one or all of the following:

1. Leave a comment at CTW
2. Tweet the tag #ctw
3. Send me a private email declaring your undying love

If enough of you wasters respond, I might - might - plant CTW's flagpole in the internet's soft, pliant earth. Yeah, baby.

If not, thank you so much for everything and have a great life, you wonderful people. Take care.

*This typo is so good that I'm keeping it.

Comments

[bestform]

Your posts were always welcome in my feed reader and I found a lot of good music thanks to your reviews. But I don't want you to risk your health by feeling obligated just because of me ;)
So, a continued blog would be very welcome, but either way, thanks for your work and have a great time.

[DJ Soma (NZ)]

As far as I'm concerned, this blog is one of the best cc music blogs on the web. Like bestform, I've been introduced to many great albums through your efforts - many thanks, it's been highly appreciated. And I also feel much the same about continuation - I'd love it, but take care of yourself first. :-)

[Vil]

comment.

but seriously, pretty much what the others said, I'd like you to keep going but not at the expense of your health

[John]

This is the best music blog I have found yet, but don't feel forced to continue it. It won't be as fun to read if you don't enjoy writing it.

[embe]

netwaves is saying: "we defenitely need CTW", so no revolver

cheers,
embe

[David McMahon]

I jizzed in my pants when I checked my email and I saw a new email from my subscription to CTW. The sprospect of reading one of your blog posts lifted my mood and the prospect of new CC music was a welcomed bonus. So, I would love if you continued CTW but ultimately, it is your decision.

[embe]

on the other hand, why not considering writing as a free-lancer for Phlow? it's easier than maintaining your own blog, and you gain a lot of readers, as well Phlow. Just a thought.

embe

[MattK]

I cannot emphasize enough how welcome CTW is in my feed reader.

CC music is important. A commons for our culture to feed on is important.

Currently my favorite artist is professor kliq. I found PK because of you. I am very grateful.

What you are doing is finding the gems in the big box of CC dirt. That is an important thing to do. Not many folks are doing something that is actually that worthwhile.

I hope you continue CTW or at least find a place where you can keep digging up these gems. You've got a talent for the finding and for the writing, burying your light is a shame.

Good luck!

[Mike Gregoire]

You're excellent blog is a cornerstone of the netaudio world. It would truly be a shame if you closed up shop.

Peace
Mike

[Q]

c'mon don't give up on us... even if you hate it you do so creatively.

[Halo20.wordpress.com]

CTW is a pretty cool guy. eh runs a CC musics blog and doesn't afraid of anything.

I like this blog, and so do others. I think you should keep this up, but of course take your health and time into account... In any case, I think that frequent updates aren't necessary to make a truly great blog. It's the content that makes one, and you got it.

[IceSmile]

Not much to add, go read the other posts^^. I really enjoy reading your blog (and most of it 's worth reading). So if possible I'd be happy to see your blog going on.
On the other hand, if your brain will burst from it, then let it be ^^'