More sites, everywhere we look

As we get closer and closer to becoming feature complete for the first rollout of TMC, we keep bumping into other great sites that offer pieces of what we offer - 3 so far and I'm sure there are more out there in various states of dress.

I'd like to think that no one else had the same notion as we did but I know that is far-fetched. The key is to be different enough so that we complement the other sites and we are all working with the best interest of the artists in mind.

Some sites offer a way to manage a tour, others focus on the social networking side, most play music, have favorites, have blogs and have personal and band pages (this very site is no exception to most of those options).

Where we differ is we focus on the LIVE show and your LIVE legacy. If you are interested in sharing your love of live music, we are the site for that. If you are interested in demonstrating and expanding your road myth, that's us too. If you are interested in a cheap, be my friend, social network, umm, go to MySpace or one of its clones, this isn't the place for you.

My question is, as a fan of live music or a band that performs live music, what do you want in a website? Is MySpace enough? Should we all just build tools for MySpace and let them innovate?

I say no, you?

Wud