FlizeshPremium
join:2003-08-16
United State | reply to nixen
Re: only scare tactics said by nixen:
You know, if people really gave a damn, they'd simply boycott anything associated with the RIAA. Let the whole house of cards come tumbling down. Yeah, the artists and retailers and everyone else would get hurt, but they helped build and feed this monster. Time to nuke it.
-tom
I give a damn. I haven't bought a CD since the RIAA started being annoying. |
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lesopp
join:2001-06-27
Land O Lakes, FL | Same here. |
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 loserhead3 Billion Chinese People Can Be Wrong
join:2004-01-01
Ellijay, GA | reply to Flizesh
i have bought a total of One (1) CD in the last four years.
if i really must hear a certian song, there are plenty of ways to do so without paying the enormous amount $$ that the RIAA thinks they deserve. the ITMS is one of the best things to come around in the history of music. pay a buck, get a song. simple as it should be.
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said by Flizesh:
said by nixen:
You know, if people really gave a damn, they'd simply boycott anything associated with the RIAA. Let the whole house of cards come tumbling down. Yeah, the artists and retailers and everyone else would get hurt, but they helped build and feed this monster. Time to nuke it.
-tom
I give a damn. I haven't bought a CD since the RIAA started being annoying.
Same here don't even turn on the radio in my truck anymore.
Last record i purchased was fingereleven from one of their live shows a couple months back. No RIAA payment for them to make so I am happy 
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 mrchrisOut and aroundPremium
join:2002-10-01
North Babylon, NY | reply to lesopp
Same! |
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 nixenRockin' the BoxenPremium
join:2002-10-04
Alexandria, VA | reply to loserhead
said by loserhead:
if i really must hear a certian song, there are plenty of ways to do so without paying the enormous amount $$ that the RIAA thinks they deserve. the ITMS is one of the best things to come around in the history of music. pay a buck, get a song. simple as it should be.
If you're paying for music, you're supporting the RIAA.
-tom
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 goldy
join:2000-11-14
Augusta, GA | reply to loserhead
actually I bought 2 cds last year
Bing Crosby and Glenn Miller (Christmas songs)
Did You Know That you are a pirate if you go a caroling
without paying royalties to the Riaa? |
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| Why I think I'll double up on carolling.
I had no idea I was sh*tting in the RIAA's face!
Double Egg Noggs for everyone!
.(off key singing)Hark the Herald Angel sings.... |
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 mcfrischRevelare Pecunia
join:2000-07-02
Lakewood, OH | reply to goldy
No... it's a live performance:)
And you aren't even charging admission. Cookies and Cocoa don't count:)
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 rosco35Premium
join:2003-11-10
USA
kudos:1
1 edit | reply to nixen
said by nixen:
said by loserhead:
if i really must hear a certian song, there are plenty of ways to do so without paying the enormous amount $$ that the RIAA thinks they deserve. the ITMS is one of the best things to come around in the history of music. pay a buck, get a song. simple as it should be.
If you're paying for music, you're supporting the RIAA.
-tom
he didn't say he's not supporting the RIAA, he said not paying the enormous amount they THINK they deserve...which IMHO is the only "right" thing to do.
its wrong to "positively reinforce" the RIAA's behavior by continuing to purchase their inflated albums.
it is also wrong to steal music (only morally & legally  )
so finding a cheap, legal alternative way to purchase a few songs is the way to go...you usually end up skipping half of the garbage that's on cd's anyway |
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nixenRockin' the BoxenPremium
join:2002-10-04
Alexandria, VA | said by rosco35:
said by nixen:
said by loserhead:
if i really must hear a certian song, there are plenty of ways to do so without paying the enormous amount $$ that the RIAA thinks they deserve. the ITMS is one of the best things to come around in the history of music. pay a buck, get a song. simple as it should be.
If you're paying for music, you're supporting the RIAA.
-tom
he didn't say he's not supporting the RIAA, he said not paying the enormous amount they THINK they deserve...which IMHO is the only "right" thing to do.
its wrong to "positively reinforce" the RIAA's behavior by continuing to purchase their inflated albums.
it is also wrong to steal music (only morally & legally )
so finding a cheap, legal alternative way to purchase a few songs is the way to go...you usually end up skipping half of the garbage that's on cd's anyway
Most of the online music services wind up being as or more expensive per song than what you'd pay in the record store. Wile purchasing the whole CD, you get 12-17 songs and pay $15-$20, it only works out to a little over a dollar a track, you have to add in that with the CD (which isn't node-locked in its default format), you get the media, you get the jewel case and you get the liner notes. Minus the cost of those extras, your per-track cost drops to less than $1. So, how is paying for "legal alternatives" cheaper and costing the RIAA and associates anything?
-tom
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rosco35Premium
join:2003-11-10
USA
kudos:1
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said by rosco35:
so finding a cheap, legal alternative way to purchase a few songs is the way to go...you usually end up skipping half of the garbage that's on cd's anyway
You are correct regarding the entire cd....but it is cheaper to pay $2-5 for the few quality tracks on the album instead of 17 for the whole album...thats all I was saying. |
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