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RIAA sues AudioGalaxy
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| Juricimo |
aaahh...wont do much...yet...
by the way, luxor, make sure you visit the WEST COAST - WASHINGTON forum;)
>JM< |
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| luxor |
| a Washington forum here? cool, I'm there! |
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| SmellsExcellent |
NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! i love my AG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hiopefully nothing much comes of it so I can still get all those great mixes and whatnot for free! im so poor dammit and I just spend $1500 on a car repair.. en a.
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| davinox |
Oh my facking God.
The RIAA is so ing stupid and annoying as hell. Rather than going about things in a normal, civilized manner, what do they do? they bash and sue AG's ass.
Now if they lose, they get nothing, if they win, they get more people hating them, and more publicitiy to Audiogalaxy.
Good god, when will they learn? The people who use Audiogalaxy are INTELLEGENT when it comes to finding MP3s. these people will just use WinMX or FTP or DC or something else.
The dumb users which buy their cash-cow Pop CDs, use KaZaA and Morpheus, not AG. AG is too difficult for them to use.
And I wouldn't bash their blocking system, they blocked the out of Theme from Norfjell.
well....I have one more thing to say...
THE RIAA! By suing Napster, it got massive publicity, and unleashed this beast against them, and now they are pissy. THEM! I'm sick of em. God ing god i'm pissed right now. |
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| webmeister |
Kinda makes u feel like smashing up some record stores or something eh... :D
What really makes me angry is that it's the RIAA's own fault that nobody wants to pay for music anymore. Firstly, the RIAA and it's Euro counterpart have been price-fixing for years. Consider you can buy a blank cd for 50 cents. They obviously buy in bulk, thus the CD itself probably costs less than 10 cents. Add in a few dollars per CD for shipping, promotion etc, and bingo there's at least $10 profit from every CD.
Second, they only want to sell albums. This is because a single costs much the same to produce, but can only be sold for half the price. So they want everybody to buy albums. Trouble is, nobody wants to spend all that money on an album without knowing if they'll like it. So you'd much rather buy the single of that song you like, rather than buying the entire album.
Can't go and buy the single, it's not in any of the local music shops. Hop on the net, download it.
But according to them, it's not their fault that everybody is a dirty pirate and wants to screw them out of business. And of course they do the first thing that almost every f**king American seems to do - reach for the lawyers.
grrrr :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: |
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| Photo_bot_2k1 |
:whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip:
all i have to say |
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| Bondor |
the internet brought a new revolution to the music industry and if the RIAA cant keep up, they will parish in the dust as a usless oldfasioned out of date organisazion , right now they've almost fallen off the back of the motorcycle
the only way to remove music from the net is to remove the net
they should stop tying |
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| nrjizer |
To quote starwars: "The more you tighten your grip, the more starsystems will slip through your fingers." I dont see what these bloodsucking s hope to acomplish. One goes down, another will take its place. Its a cycle thats gone on for almost 5 years.
God, i HATE the ing RIAA. Audiogalaxy was the only decent p2p for finding trance. Anyone know any good alternatives? |
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| Project T |
| Bastad, not another one going the same way as Napster, please NO :( |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| It was bound to happen sooner or later. |
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| DJ RozzeR |
| Music should be free.....Long live Napster |
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