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| quote: | Originally posted by LiveTheDream
99% of people who use it use it to brake the law. |
*BREAK*!!!!
Anyway, it is only law in some countries, so before you start coming down on people for "breaking" the law, you should consider that just because your country chooses to push their B.S. on you, doesn't mean that everyone else's does too.
I quote myself from a different thread:
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I think people would be and are much more willing to spend money on an album if the album is providing the quality that the consumer deserves.
I think that file sharing is a way for people to test out if they like an artists music, and when they decide, they can make an effort to collect and support their work.
Sure this isn't always the case, however there ARE still people supporting their favourite artists.
Maybe if these greedy-ass record companies weren't quickly throwing shit onto CD's half the time to mass produce and sell them for as much money as they can, leaving the buyer's disappointed with where their hard earned money went, people wouldn't be so inclined to "steal" the songs first.
There have been many times where I bought a CD, and the one song I knew I liked was on it, and the rest were garbage. I wasted $25 on a coaster!
Record companies need to start selling QUALITY work, stuff people will enjoy, or the people wont want to buy it.
I have discovered more artists through Kazaa, DC++, Emule etc. then I ever would. I do not watch TV at all, and I rarely listen to the radio. If it hadn't been for file sharing, I wouldn't be the TranceAddict I am today.
I think that file sharing is making music better for the consumers, and that, in my opinion, is what is most important. Finally, people are getting the music they want, and not the shit that they feed us.
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Just look at Psy-Ts thread (he needs a donation!)
