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| quote: | Originally posted by Miran
Forget it, ok? I don't know how to express myself in english.
We are not here to argue, are we? |
From what you have typed up so far Miran, you are either very naive or geniunely don't believe that there is anything wrong with obtaining 'free' music online by downloading.
Prior to websites like Audiojelly; Beatport and so forth being developed, people would try and get around your argument by claiming that downloading would enable them to hear the whole track is all its high quality glory before deciding whether it was worth it or not. Some would probably still use that argument.
On the above websites, these tracks are now availble digitally for next-to-nothing now-a-days. Honestly, go have a look and you might be surprised on how many tracks you can buy for £10 (or your equivalent currency).
You may not have enough money to purchase these tracks, then don't buy them. By obtaining them illegally, your effectively strangling the people that make the music in the first place by taking away what little profit they would make. If everyone were to adopt your approach, then you will soon find you won't be able to download any trance at all.
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