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Jul 15th, 2003, 08:13 PM
About a fifth or fourth of my mp3s I'd wager are albums I ripped into my computer because it's where I listen to music. When I get an album, I rip it into mp3s anyway. It's usually just more convenient to download it. However, a lot of happycore shit is hard to get off of kazaa, and it gets harder with more obscure titles. Kazaa lite is helping with that, though :>
I think music is moving on from buying recordings. The RIAA is throwing a fit because they will be rendered useless and die. It's the nature of technology and progress. Some years in the future, no-one will have ever bought music and will be appaled at the idea. I have well over 5,000 mp3s.
AH HA HA!
AH HA HA!
AH HA HA HA!
But seriously, acoustic bands make the vast majority of their money by performing live. Electronic groups make a lot of it through royalties. The RIAA was never a large part of an artist's income and it's that very fact that prevents any artist worth mentioning from supporting them. The RIAA are truly the architects of their own destruction.
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