Comments on: Third Eye Blind singer: A Web site can be your album

Stephan Jenkins wants people to know he loves albums. But he says an act's Web site can supply the cohesive artistic package that albums once delivered.

[onlyauser]

does not 'sound' like much of musician

[Boss Drum]

"All I am saying is the Web site can now be your album, an ongoing ever-changing one that grows and changes and reflects your creative impulses as you have them."

Nah, I want to have my 1984 snapshot of Van Halen during the David Lee Roth period and Prince during 1999 and Purple Rain. This constantly evolving view is fine for a "web site" of who the band is right now and how they relate to their creative past, but a web site is much different from "an album".

3EB.com is a pretty good band website, but I must say that I'm sick of all the gimmicky band web sites that are so "pretty" with flash and design. Ultimately, they are hard to navigate and distract from the product. Give me music, pictures, video, news, blogs, tour date, discography, merch and axe the high dollar, low functionality design steps. After the first time to the site, it annoys virtually everyone.

[Everlovin G]

Stephan Jenkins, I am not a Third Eye Blind fan, but I applaud your honest and insightful perspective on the ever-evolving music industry.

Boss Drum: "After the first time to the site, it annoys virtually everyone"

Nice pun (intended or not); nevertheless, you're not the boss of me -- speak for yourself or shut the heck up!