 P NessYou'Ve Forgotten 9-11 AlreadyPremium
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way way out | DRM And they wonder why people steal...
And they wonder why no one ever trust big companies anymore...
Cant wait to see the next big MS lawsuit...20 lawyers are already filing
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| Well, I don't steal, but this is why I don't buy music from DRM-ed sources. I buy my music either in CD form (so I can rip it to non-DRM-ed MP3s), or in non-DRM-ed MP3 forms (usually from Amie Street, though I've looked at eMusic and Amazon's offerings). |
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P NessYou'Ve Forgotten 9-11 AlreadyPremium
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way way out | said by Jason Levine:Well, I don't steal, but this is why I don't buy music from DRM-ed sources. I buy my music either in CD form (so I can rip it to non-DRM-ed MP3s), or in non-DRM-ed MP3 forms (usually from Amie Street, though I've looked at eMusic and Amazon's offerings). great cause according to the riaa you just violated copyright by ripping from a CD
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said by Jason Levine:Well, I don't steal, but this is why I don't buy music from DRM-ed sources. I buy my music either in CD form (so I can rip it to non-DRM-ed MP3s), or in non-DRM-ed MP3 forms (usually from Amie Street, though I've looked at eMusic and Amazon's offerings). I just rip to my laptop with no Internet Connection therefore no DRM. No software required. Have yet to see any CD I own, refuse to buy new just at used CD places, have DRM without an Internet Connection. 
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