[js1138]

most of the music most of us heard in the 50s and 60s and 70s was free. It was on radio. If you really liked it you bought it. MP3s are like cheap art prints. you look for a while, then throw away. If you want something good you pay for it.

Perhaps live performance is the only way to make a lot of money in the future. Such a shame.

[Not Insane]

Your analogy of cheap art prints is a good one.

If I really like music, I buy it. Of course, that hasn't happened in a few years. I HAVE, however, bought several concerts on DVD.

I don't consider what's happening a shame however, mainly because I don't know how it will play out yet. It'll be interesting to watch, though.

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