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PartyRico said:I'm w Mr. Bill on this one! I love Burt, but leave the politricks to the experts like Rush Limbaugh, or Randy Rhodes....
It's time for people to start paying for music again so we can keep the industry healthy and hopefully breed some great new talent again.
Mike Blakesley said:The music industry "devaluing" its product is not the problem, by the way. It's human nature. Many people -- young people, mostly -- are now USED TO getting music for free, so they don't think it's worth 15 bucks or whatever. When I first got into the business, a record album sold for around $5 and people griped about the price then, too. If they'd been able to get the music free, we'd have had the same problem then as we're having here in the demoralized, criminal-infested 21st century.
fozzie said:People what is wrong with your thinking. As an owner of a small music distribution company I am completely thrilled with the copy protection going on. When are you people going to realize that you must pay for music. The artists and all involved are getting ripped off.
Montana Mike B said:So at least they're taking care of it....too bad they had to get their feet held to the fire to do it.
Mr Bill said:Montana Mike B said:So at least they're taking care of it....too bad they had to get their feet held to the fire to do it.
You gotta wonder if all this legal and consumer scrambling is going to cost them more than their losses to illegal file sharing would've cost them in the first place!
--Mr Bill
fozzie said:People what is wrong with your thinking. As an owner of a small music distribution company I am completely thrilled with the copy protection going on. When are you people going to realize that you must pay for music. The artists and all involved are getting ripped off. I actually talked to a Dr. on a flight a while back that said he would never pay for music again. I'm sorry but the music industry has already devalued their product way beyond the point of where it should be. Musicians will no longer have music careers as a day job if this keeps up. It will only be a hobby. Musicians who spend their life learning this craft need to be respected and paid. Good grief, we pay our sports figures billions to entertain us and don't get near the lasting value we get from a great music contribution that goes on forever. People need to get the complete picture. They see albums for sell in the great Wal-Mart for 9.99 and think music stores are ripping people off. What they don't know is that we pay 12.02 for most albums and Wal-Mart & Best Buy use them as lost leaders. It's time for people to start paying for music again so we can keep the industry healthy and hopefully breed some great new talent again. Three cheers for copy protection. Shame on everyone that supports getting something wonderful and enhancing for our lives without paying the price.