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So how many digital download places are plagued by 'territoral bullsh1t'?
Ok I'm pissed.
So I go along to Beatport wanting to buy PvDs remix of Say Hello. Flaming aside, Im quite fond of it and havent heard it that much so to me, the track hasnt been raped, regardless of what others think.
Anyway. I try to buy it. "Territorial error. The following Tracks are not available in your territory:
Say Hello"
Looking at the list, that entire vinyl release is unavailable to me. It wont let me buy it. Why? What the fuck? I do know my IP address sometimes makes it look like Im based in the US, but a Ministry release not being available? What utter crap.
You know, its pedantic bullshit like this that is ruining the industry. Not mp3 downloads. Here you have a customer that is quite willing to shell out his $1.99 equivalent for a track, but cant because of some stupid bullshit licencing thing. It really would serve the record companies right if I went on the filesharers and downloaded it. Would teach them a lesson - but Im not cos I dont download singles.
Anyone else feel this whole thing is stupid?
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ID THESE TRACKS PLEASE
IDing tracks is like having sex, the more you get the happier you'll be!!
Want to download a Digweed set? TA ID HUNT!
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