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| Widget |
Okay, we all happily download the mixes, then frantically try & work out the cue files & tracklistings, often unable to do so.
So would you be prepared to pay, if some of the big radio sites, or someone else, sold a package. Where the package was the mp3 mix in 192Kb/s, a full tracklisting & the cue file.
If you would be prepapred to pay, then how much?
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| jparknyc |
| i would never pay for that...thats like paying for mp3's...but thats just me...i'm sure there are people out there who don't know how to obtain mixes and cue files that would pay but can't even begin to imagine how much they would pay for it...and i'm sure there would be legal issues with charging for those copyrighted materials or from the artists who created the mixes...jp |
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| djnaeblis |
I dont think I would casue its just easier to find the tracks myself, get help from others ect.. instead of paying for it.. I think it would just be better to do it that way. :) But if i did want to pay
i would probably pay less that or about a 1$ |
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| TeKnoHe@d2025 |
| I don't think it would work out. As mentioned already, the people would just figure it out on their own like they already do in the tracklisting forum. Nice idea but hasn't Napster prooved that people like free music? |
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| Korben Dallas |
| yea I dont think I would do that unless I absolutely had to, cause if its free and that easy I would definately not want to pay for it. |
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| torontotrance |
| Never, i hate paying for things. |
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| nyczliquid |
| only music i pay for...are vinyls...and it sucks..cuz theyre expensive.. |
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| Blik |
| never, paying for a liveset, that's wasting money, you can download those sets almost everywhere, don't think that you should pay for it |
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| -=WVG=- |
| nooh, I wont pay... |
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| Paul Wilson |
| I would pay for an MP3 only if it was some tune I'd really wanted for ages! |
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