Yeah, but boycott isn't the answer that'll just incourage the SOB's to further hammer down on downloaders trust me they still got a huge damn war chest and many lawyers to do it with, what needs to happen is this a compromise, hopefully the new services of iMusic.com and BuyMusic.com take off, rumors also are running that a new Napster is in the wings.
The RIAA has got to be willing to accept some people are gonna bootleg no matter what and us as consumers have to learn that eventually we will have to buy the files, either individually via one of the new services, or the whole album.
Which in this climate will happen when hell freezes over =P
I have noted that the newer albums from the newer artists HAVE been worth buying the entire CD, so there is hope that the Artists at least are listening to the fans complaints.
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And I agree with you. This is a death rattle of a dying industry.
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The RIAA has got to be willing to accept some people are gonna bootleg no matter what and us as consumers have to learn that eventually we will have to buy the files, either individually via one of the new services, or the whole album.
Which in this climate will happen when hell freezes over =P
I have noted that the newer albums from the newer artists HAVE been worth buying the entire CD, so there is hope that the Artists at least are listening to the fans complaints.
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