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RenderedDream
what should i put here?

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Aveiro
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Oct-02-2002 22:32
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infinity HiGH
groovin

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: west side T.O
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| quote: | | The commercials are bankrolled by the world's top record labels, who say they've lost millions of dollars at the hands of illegal music downloaders. |
So they have money to pay for this campaign but can't suck it up and just leave the mp3 world alone? I bet they're wasting more money paying the "artists" that are involved in this, than they "lose" cause of mp3's.
| quote: | | Record execs say this has led to a major drop in CD shipments of the past year. |
My ass!! Ever since Napster came around, CD sales have risen.
| quote: | | "Would you go into a CD store and steal a CD?" pleads Spears in her spot, which first aired yesterday at a congressional hearing on music-piracy legislation. "It's the same thing, people going into the computers and logging on and stealing our music." |
Downloading music and walking into a store and stealing a cd isn't the same thing. First off, if I stole that CD, I wouldn't come back the next day to pay for it if I liked it. Secondly, downloading music makes it much more conveniant for people to "try" before they buy it. And if they don't buy it, tough shit. Suck it up, $2 million won't make a big difference.
| quote: | | "Yes, my friends, the artists are hurting badly. It is estimated that many of them will only make $100 million or so this year. They are starving and will soon be homeless. Eminem moving back to Detroit with his mother. Britney Spears moving into a car. And Elton living in the trailer...Here is how you can help: Just be willing to pay $20 for a CD that should sell for $7 and you can make for $4," writes one Afton Okla in the alt.general newsgroup. |
lol...props to this guy.
| quote: | | "I understand why people download music, but for me and my artists, this is our livelihood," Puff Daddy implores his fans in support of the campaign. "When you make an illegal copy you're stealing from an artist. It's that simple. Every single day we're out here, pouring our hearts and souls into making music-what if you didn't get paid for your job? Put yourself in our shoes. |
The level of stupidity and ignorance in this line is unbelievable. Of course I'd be pissed if I didn't get paid...but I do get paid...and so does P. Diddy...put yourself in our shoes, the people who work their fuckin asses off everyday, the people who can't afford a new car every year, and the people who work twice as hard in one week than you have in a whole year. Dumbfuck.
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Oct-03-2002 02:13
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davinox
diving deep into sound

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: you could say i'm from dallas
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first of all
| quote: | | pirate sites such as Kazaa, Morpheus and Gnutella. |
these are the creme de la crap.
Anyways, i'd like to make three points.
1) Downloading liscensed MP3s is illegal. Just as illegal as jaywalking, tape copying, and other minor things. Dont say its not illegal.
2) RIAA made the stupidest move on the face of the earth by sueing Napster. Why? Because it was all in the papers, in the converstations of 40 year old who now download their Dixie Chick's album because they heard about Napster in the news, and not buy it. The RIAA made mp3 downloads the norm for the common American. I mean, the movie industry didnt sue VCR makers, because you can easily go to Blockbuster and copy a tape. However, people dont do it because its not the norm.
Some people are gonna get things the free way. (free cable, free software, free music.) Some ppl are gonna get it the hard way. However, the RIAA opened up MP3 downloading to everyone. Smooth move u dumbasses.
3) I dont care that Britney Spears bitches about her millions she loses. (even though NOONE burns her cds, they buy them because they like britney, few ppl dl her muzak.) What does piss me off is the RIAA thinking that they have control over the global music scene. They had no respect for us AG users that had NONE of their american pop labels, they just dismisses us all as pirates. Maybe they should have made their own fucking blocking system to block out their stuff and leave us alone
ARHGRHGRHhhh i miss AG.
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The father made fetuses with flesh licking ladies / While you and your mother were asleep in the trailer park / Thunderous sparks from the dark of the stadiums / The music and medicine you needed for comforting / So make all your fat, fleshy fingers fingers to moving / And pluck all your silly strings and / Bend all your notes for me and / Soft silly music is meaningful, magical / The movements were beautiful / All in your ovaries / All of them milking with green fleshy flowers / While powerful pistons were sugary sweet machines, / Smelling of semen all under the garden / Was all you were needing when you still believed in me.
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Oct-03-2002 02:37
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Linx_da_cat
trancEaddict kitkat

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: in a nutshell
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| quote: | Originally posted by davinox
first of all
these are the creme de la crap.
Anyways, i'd like to make three points.
1) Downloading liscensed MP3s is illegal. Just as illegal as jaywalking, tape copying, and other minor things. Dont say its not illegal.
2) RIAA made the stupidest move on the face of the earth by sueing Napster. Why? Because it was all in the papers, in the converstations of 40 year old who now download their Dixie Chick's album because they heard about Napster in the news, and not buy it. The RIAA made mp3 downloads the norm for the common American. I mean, the movie industry didnt sue VCR makers, because you can easily go to Blockbuster and copy a tape. However, people dont do it because its not the norm.
Some people are gonna get things the free way. (free cable, free software, free music.) Some ppl are gonna get it the hard way. However, the RIAA opened up MP3 downloading to everyone. Smooth move u dumbasses.
3) I dont care that Britney Spears bitches about her millions she loses. (even though NOONE burns her cds, they buy them because they like britney, few ppl dl her muzak.) What does piss me off is the RIAA thinking that they have control over the global music scene. They had no respect for us AG users that had NONE of their american pop labels, they just dismisses us all as pirates. Maybe they should have made their own fucking blocking system to block out their stuff and leave us alone
ARHGRHGRHhhh i miss AG. |
fucking right budz...you hit the nail on the head on that post it's so true.
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Oct-03-2002 02:42
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