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Vaio 27 Jul 2005 16:05

So, is this true ?
 
Well ? Huh Huh ?

In my case it is.

Kinda makes the RIAA look stupid(er) doesn't it ?

Marilyn Manson 27 Jul 2005 16:11

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Warning! Ths-thread-is-reversing!

dda 27 Jul 2005 16:14

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Sort of stands everything on its ear, doesn't it?

Dante Hicks 27 Jul 2005 16:19

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Not only true but obvious.

JammyJim 27 Jul 2005 16:36

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Ive often said that if theres something that i particularly like im highly likely to go out and buy it on CD. The reason being that the quality is almost inevitably better and i dont pick it up and think 'now....wtf is on this cdr..' when im driving.

Im surprised the RIAA hasnt picked up on this before now....

Deepflow 27 Jul 2005 17:06

Re: So, is this true ?
 
well i havent bought music legally for over a year, but thats more due to poverty than anything else. I certainly would (will) if i had the money.

ChubbyChecker 27 Jul 2005 17:12

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Seems a bit odd to me. Why pay to download something when you know where to go to get it for free?

Dante Hicks 27 Jul 2005 17:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ChubbyChecker
Seems a bit odd to me. Why pay to download something when you know where to go to get it for free?

Because you can't get physical CDs for free. There are a strangely high number of people who like owning the physical product, or the "officialness" you get with even on-line purchases. Most of the people who I know who own a stupidly high number of CDs/DVDs/etc also have a very impressive amount of downloaded materials. They're just consumer whores usually.

Or they might just want to support the artist, but I doubt it.

Marilyn Manson 27 Jul 2005 17:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ChubbyChecker
Seems a bit odd to me. Why pay to download something when you know where to go to get it for free?

People who download illegally are obviously degenerates high on drugs, and therefore their reasoning is impaired.

That's what the music industry says, anyway.

Deepflow 27 Jul 2005 17:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Marilyn Manson
People who download illegally are obviously degenerates high on drugs, and therefore their reasoning is impaired.

That's what the music industry says, anyway.

And THAT is why i have so much music

:banana:

Marilyn Manson 27 Jul 2005 17:27

Re: So, is this true ?
 
You don't have any music, Henry. All you have is a single Glenn Miller album that you found in a skip round the back of Woolworths.

ChubbyChecker 27 Jul 2005 18:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dante Hicks
Because you can't get physical CDs for free. There are a strangely high number of people who like owning the physical product, or the "officialness" you get with even on-line purchases. Most of the people who I know who own a stupidly high number of CDs/DVDs/etc also have a very impressive amount of downloaded materials. They're just consumer whores usually.

Or they might just want to support the artist, but I doubt it.

The article is talking about legal downloads, not legally buying physical albums. What's the difference between a legally downloaded mp3 and an ilegally downloaded mp3? The only difference I can think of is that one is more expensive. Why go for the expensive option?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marilyn Manson
You don't have any music, Henry. All you have is a single Glenn Miller album that you found in a skip round the back of Woolworths.

I have no idea who Glenn Miller is but I found this funny nonetheless :D

Phang 27 Jul 2005 18:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Marilyn Manson
You don't have any music, Henry. All you have is a single Glenn Miller album that you found in a skip round the back of Woolworths.

"What ye have there, Dougal, is a record."

MrL_JaKiri 27 Jul 2005 19:38

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dante Hicks
Most of the people who I know who own a stupidly high number of CDs/DVDs/etc also have a very impressive amount of downloaded materials. They're just consumer whores usually.

Yo nigga :cool:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dante Hicks
Or they might just want to support the artist, but I doubt it.

Depends on the artist.

Anyway, back to the topic at hand:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vaio
Well ? Huh Huh ?

In my case it is.

Kinda makes the RIAA look stupid(er) doesn't it ?

As Dante said, not only true but obvious. But also already known about, I saw a thing on the beeb almost identical to that a couple of years ago.

All Systems Go 27 Jul 2005 19:41

Re: So, is this true ?
 
If an album comes out by one of my favourite bands comes out (Green Day, Whites Stripes, NOFX etc..) then I will go out and buy it.

If an album comes out by a band I'm unsure about I will download it first and add it to my list of CDs to buy or delete it.

I never pay to download music as it seems a waste of money, especially if I plan to buy it at a later date.

Vaio 27 Jul 2005 21:14

Re: So, is this true ?
 
I would NEVER pay to download music.

What looks shitter on a cd rack, lotsa CDs or lotsa CDRs ?

Paying to download music is helping THE MAN, and thats a bad thing.

Embroglio 27 Jul 2005 21:25

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Why would anyone ever pay for mp3s?

QazokRouge5 27 Jul 2005 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Marilyn Manson
Warning! Ths-thread-is-reversing!


Deffeh 27 Jul 2005 23:00

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Its not true at all, i dont pay a ****ing penny for music unless i have a ridiculously good reason to.

For example, HMV was selling the Best of the Kinks for £2.99

Thats the sort of price every CD should be, then id think about it.

Nofutcha 28 Jul 2005 04:01

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Deffeh
i dont pay a ****ing penny for music unless i have a ridiculously good reason to.

For example, HMV was selling the Best of the Kinks for £2.99


That is a ridiculously good reason.

I did a News paper feature on this when i was a journalist and most of the smaller record labels in New Zealand actively encouraged free downloads and one in particular has grown really big because of this reason.

It's pretty obvious that people who love music, love buying music, and the people that arent bothered either way dont care if they get it free. It'll always be that way.

at0mic.c0w 28 Jul 2005 04:29

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so people who download music are more likely to download music than people who don't download music... i'm sure that one cost millions to find out

dda 28 Jul 2005 04:57

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Marilyn Manson
You don't have any music, Henry. All you have is a single Glenn Miller album that you found in a skip round the back of Woolworths.

Glenn Miller \o/

Vaio 28 Jul 2005 08:28

Re: So, is this true ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Deffeh
Its not true at all, i dont pay a ****ing penny for music unless i have a ridiculously good reason to.

For example, HMV was selling the Best of the Kinks for £2.99

Thats the sort of price every CD should be, then id think about it.

I bought Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys for a fiver in Asda last week. A bargain.


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