To: yonif
Perhaps if they priced their product at a fair price people would not try to copy it. This stuff is priced way too high.
To: sgtbono2002
"Perhaps if they priced their product at a fair price people would not try to copy it. This stuff is priced way too high."
I haven't bought a CD in years for that very reason.
(I don't download, either) The record industry is
desperatly clinging to an outdated business model.
Rather than change with the times, they whine.
(sounds like a bunch of liberals!) I'll bet these new
'download a song for a fee' websites are the wave of
the future. Why should I pay for ten songs on a disk
when eight of them stink? Buying music by the song
(remember 45 or 78 RPM records?) is a way for
the industry to return to it's roots and will ultimately inspire
artists to write better songs instead of album filler.
People like to download music. I think most would
pay a small fee per song to keep it legal and fair.
14 posted on
08/04/2003 4:54:42 AM PDT by
bk1000
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