Local family sued by record companies (With no computer allegedly)

The Rockmart Journal ^ | April 22, 2006 | LOWELL VICKERS

[conservativebabe]

ding ding ding!

[dighton]

Device, comma, spindle adaptation, comma, non-beeber-like.

[jdm]

Spindles? Cats like to play with 'em.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

I enjoy music but not the this extreme. I have about 20 CD's that I listen to over and over. It behoves me to see a kid (9 nieces and 4 nephews) with Ipods that have 1500 songs on them. My only reply is I can't even name 1500 songs!

:o)

Happy FReepin'

[conservativebabe]

I remember when I had moved up from buying just 45's to actually buying a whole album! Man, I thought I was soooo cool.

[conservativebabe]

LOL! I hear ya. Hubby bought me an MP3 player about a month ago, and iRiver or something like that. I have no idea how to use it. Seems like a lot of confusing work to me.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Drive by a middle school and ask the first kid you see.

PS - Don't offer candy, ask for directions or say "Have you seen my lost puppy?" LOL!

:oP

[Proud Conservative2]

My first 78 record came from that used music store and it was Elvis on one side and Jerry Lee Lewis on the other. I can no longer remember the title, but the Elvis song was not a big hit, but I loved it. When we got home from our honeymoon hubby and I went to mom's to get the rest of my worldly possesions and found out mom had thrown ALL my records away....sure wish she hadn't done that...LOL

[Old Professer]

More exemplar exploitation journalism only without an ending; why post stories that require linking only to discover that there is no conclusion or enough facts to draw one?

[Proud Conservative2]

Forgot to mention, the Elvis/Jerry Lee record was a the SUNSHINE label....

[nothingnew]

Nothing new, I suppose.

You talkin' to me?

FMCDH(BITS)

[gogeo]

This deserves sanctions for filing of a frivilous lawsuit.

[montomike]

20 something...IUD

[Renegade]

Yeah , but some of those ' oldies' fetch a whopping price of $100.00 to 500.00 on the internet auction sites today . Can't do that in 50 years + with a file share .

[Roccus]

Yup, they could be worth a lot today, if you didn't play them over & over & over.... like I did. Those steel needles took ther toll on the plastic. Besides, those records had terrible sound qualities. Almost as if they didn't use microphones and just shouted into bare wires. :)

[Roccus]

My first 78 was "Mule Train"
Back then, the store owner would ask, "Big hole or small?"

[conservativebabe]

I just recently recovered some old 45's from my grandma's house that were long forgotten. Some K.C. and the Sunshine Band, ABBA, Eagles. I was so excited! Course, I have no way to play them, but they're fun to look at.

[ishabibble]

Want to know how old I am?

I have the "Grease" LP, cassette, CD, and now on Ipod.
Guess you could say I'm a fan...

[Roccus]

Back in 80 or 81. I upgraded my stereo system. I bought a linear tracking turntable. At the time it was the latest thing in turntable technology. Unfortunately, it turned out to be the last thing in turntable technology. I didn't think the CD craze would last. Ipods have proved me right!!!! BTW, if I seach hard enough, I'm sure I have some 8 tracks around here somewher. :)

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

LOL! I have the Grease CD (90% of the songs are great on that one) and love it. What is an Ipod and how does it work? (j/k) I do not own one and probably never will and I'm still a youngster in his early 30's!

:oP