60 Minutes 7.11.2004 - Deborah Conway

[DJ]

She's selling her new CD in the style of a Tupperware party - if you can
get 20 people to commit to buying the CD, she'll come to your house and play
a short set from it, and sign copies.

In the interview on 60 Minutes she sounded quite positive about the scheme,
but I can't help feeling it's a fall from grace.

DJ

[David Z]

"DJ" <darrelljackson@REMOVE.ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
news:10Ejd.62$sh3.3530@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au...
> She's selling her new CD in the style of a Tupperware party - if you can
> get 20 people to commit to buying the CD, she'll come to your house and
> play a short set from it, and sign copies.
>
> In the interview on 60 Minutes she sounded quite positive about the
> scheme, but I can't help feeling it's a fall from grace.

It's only the beginning...

[Robert Atkins]

In article <10Ejd.62$sh3.3530@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au>, DJ wrote:
> She's selling her new CD in the style of a Tupperware party - if you can
> get 20 people to commit to buying the CD, she'll come to your house and play
> a short set from it, and sign copies.

I think that's a fantastic idea! Sounds more like someone who doesn't
care anymore and just wants to have a bit of fun rather than a fall from
grace.

Cheers, Robert.

[Jeßus]

DJ wrote:

> She's selling her new CD in the style of a Tupperware party - if you can
> get 20 people to commit to buying the CD, she'll come to your house and
> play a short set from it, and sign copies.
>
> In the interview on 60 Minutes she sounded quite positive about the
> scheme, but I can't help feeling it's a fall from grace.

Yeah... it does come across as kind of desperate :/

--
/Jeßus/

Some of´em have sense after all: www.sorryeverybody.com

[Sarch]

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 09:01:36 +1100, Jeßus wrote:

> DJ wrote:
>
>> She's selling her new CD in the style of a Tupperware party - if you can
>> get 20 people to commit to buying the CD, she'll come to your house and
>> play a short set from it, and sign copies.
>>
>> In the interview on 60 Minutes she sounded quite positive about the
>> scheme, but I can't help feeling it's a fall from grace.
>
> Yeah... it does come across as kind of desperate :/

Hmm... maybe, in part, it was just a publicity stunt to get the likes of 60
Minutes to give Deborah her 3 minutes of primetime exposure...

Sarch