i am fed up with the GD RIAA

[dansim]

how bout you stop stealing music and you wont have that problem

[Will Wood]

Originally posted by PyRo
Yeah how dare they!!!!

Buy the cd on ebay, copy it and sell it again, costs about $3 in shipping and selling fees, and you get a good copy

That's awsome. I gotta do that for computer games..

[RoadDawg]

Originally posted by i like tictacs
When the artist themselves says they don't care what happens, the RIAA should step off.

The artists make the music for the label or company so therefore it's no longer the artists choice. I'm not for "stealing" from others. If you only like one song then pay the $1 to dload it. Not incredibly difficult.

[i like tictacs]

Originally posted by e mag

If that was true then wouldn't the artists just give their music away?

How about the dave matthews band, grateful dead, and every other band that lets you either plug into their soundboard or tape at a live show?

[sneakyhacker420]

anyone wanna show me how to use DC++?

AIM: ubergreenguru

[MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata]

FYI alot of bands escpecially from the indie scene are advocates of file sharing, because it gets the word out, and helps merch, and ticket sales, which is how bands really make money.

[slushee]

I found my way out of it, move to canada :P

no really, i listen to streaming trance ... and downloading trance isn't a problem cuz it's not "mainstream" yet ...

*shrugz* ... too bad about all that scrambled muzik ...

[trevorjk]

you should of just messaged me... could of had you that song in about 20 seconds anyways yeah buy the cd is always the best bet cuase with the offspring all the songs you hear on the radio suck anyways .... just some words of wisdom for the offspring

[TransMan]

Just dl porn its never messed up and some times the music is quite catchy.

[trevorjk]

yes very catchy indeed

[e mag]

Originally posted by i like tictacs


How about the dave matthews band, grateful dead, and every other band that lets you either plug into their soundboard or tape at a live show?

There are still a huge amount of bands who dont allow that.

[p8ntball1016]

Originally posted by TransMan
Just dl porn its never messed up and some times the music is quite catchy.

i never really pay attention to the music.

[shartley]

Re: Re: Re: i am fed up with the GD RIAA

Originally posted by p8ntball1016
Maybe if the music was worth the 18 dollars I'd buy cds.

[sneakyhacker420]

Re: Re: Re: Re: i am fed up with the GD RIAA

Originally posted by shartley

kid 1. "daddy! daddy! i wanna use your RT Pro today!"
kid 2. "no! its my turn! wahhhhhh" *throws fit*

i know what its like, my two little brothers do it multiple times a day over the smallest things... just a few minutes ago it was over a damned lego person!

such a pain to put up with


this is kinda gettin off topic now...

[Muzikman]

As a huge supporter of music, bands, and the industry in general, I think the RIAA is going about this the wrong way in hurting them selves more than they think. Back in the early 80's the movie industry was crying the same tune when VCR's came about. Did this kill the movie industry? The RIAA needs to figure out how to handle MP3's without running out and suing 16 year old kids. MP3's are here to stay, and they need to open their eyes and see this.

On that note. I will share MP3s with friends, but that is it. I spend enough money on music (between the 30 some concerts a year and over 1000 cds I own) that if I think a friend should hear a song, or someone does not have the money to fork out on a CD they may not like, I will give it to them. I am in the process of converting all my CDs to MP3 (this process has been on-going for the last year or so) so that I can play them through my Tivo. This is much better than having to change a CD every hour