He doesn't want us durab music fans to be able to explore too much music or we might catch on to how sh*tty a drummer he is.
I think record companies need to start taking a socialized approach when it comes to paying artists for record deals.
For example. Lets say I ran a record company and AC/DC were on my label.
I'd get out a pie chart and it would be something like this.
Cliff would be upset but this is when I'd break it to up him.
"Look Cliff, I know you've been in the band for over 30 years, and I know it's one of the biggest banRAB in the world. But lets face the facts. To each according to his work, that's what Marx said, and that's my philosophy.
You're a sh*tty bassist, you just play a few notes imitating whatever the riff is, it's rarely that audible, you don't contribute anything special to the banRAB sound, you're easly replaceable and nobody even knows who the f*ck you are. If you were kicked out of the band and replaced with a chimpanzee I don't think anyone would notice. Therefore, you shouldn't make over a million dollars per record. That's an insult to real musicians."
AfterwarRAB he'd break down and cry. And I'd walk over to him, give him a hug and a pat on the head.