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The Self-Made Man: Greg Anderson

TSB has looked at guys who’ve started their own record labels before, and we generally agree that making any kind of mark in that business?especially considering what the Internet has done to/for music?requires you to be an extremely dedicated self-starter. Also, a crazy person.

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Awesome Men Throughout History: Andrew Lersten

If you’re into weird music like I am, the Internet might as well be your best friend. Even the most unlistenable, experimental noise/music projects have some kind of web presence: a Bandcamp page, a Tumblr, a Soundcloud account, something. It’s easier than ever to find and hoard music without the problems caused by a record

The Self-Made Man: Milton Hershey

Awesome Men Throughout History: Auguste Rodin

When it comes to sculpture, most of our frames of reference are pretty narrow. If it weren’t for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, names like Michaelangelo and Donatello would have virtually no footholds in the popular consciousness. That’s not the worst thing in the world, I guess, but it’s still sad. More than any other

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The Self-Made Man: Jack Daniels

Awesome Men Throughout History: Crazy Otto

More than any other era, the 1950s was full of novelty music. That’s not to say that other eras didn’t have their share of strange one-hit-wonders and songs that were popular because they were momentarily amusing, rather than good; hell, we still have them today (William Hung, the Insane Clown Posse, etc.). But the music

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The Self-Made Man: Larry Jeter

Unlike a lot of TSB’s past Self Made Men, Larry Jeter isn’t someone many of our readers have heard of unless they live in Baltimore. Even then, it’s doubtful that they’ve heard of him. Which is a shame, because Jeter boasts some pretty impressive credentials as an entrepreneur: he owns and operates Dimensions In Music,