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Possibly true, but how presumptuous and narcissistic it is of companies to plaster every inch of a transit station with their marketing materials to bombard my eyeballs? When I lived in San Francisco I'd see advertising campaigns that would, literally, buy the entire station so that every frame was filled only with their stuff. I certainly never asked for THAT. The public is the public, and adding something remotely artistically worthwhile to the space is as valid as all the other stuff one must put up with. My life has been enriched numerous times by the music played by brave individuals in unendorsed spaces. I'm still laughing at this: "the most annoying busking instrument imaginable, large purple tuba.."...not just a tuba...but.....a PURPLE one! Daryl Shawn www.swanwelder.com www.chinapaintingmusic.com > How presumptuous and narcissistic it is of us musicians to think that > people actually want to hear music on the way to work anyway