The whole what rights do I have once I OWN THE DAMNED CD is starting to get on my nerves. I am not paying between $5.00 and $15.00's on a cd only to be told I am not allowed to
rip it to my iPodWhat's next? Digitally purchased music is not allowed to be burned
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In order to convert m4a to mp3, you have to burn it and rerip.
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Let's not mention that it costs a hell of a lot less to make a cd than it did a record or tape.
If the artists are being ripped off it's because of the deals they've made with the distributors. Don't cry to me, get a better negotiator.
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Including:
Rats, bismuth powder, taco soup, decayed lentils, coffee grounds, legal grounds, grounds for a protection order, ground parts of a Casio calculator, grease from no less than seven sources, a tub ring, carpet lint, other lint, mercury and Mercurochrome, naphtha, nitric acid, kitten tape, mouthwash, fingernail filings, metal filings, tooth fillings, another rat - this one albino, blasting gelignite, toe jam, strawberry jam, a paper jam, and four flavors of burrito - including the small burro variety.
Sausages.
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