Oh, and Spotify is pretty neat, even though it's far from perfect and way incomplete. Not to stand up to the man, or any sort of shiz like that but because I'm too cheap to buy something so overpriced. federal judge granted a request from the RIAA to. I won't lie, I download because I'm cheap as f*ck and I don't feel like paying €20 for forty minutes something I might not like. Novemby Andy Maxwell Home > All > Last month, the Gnutella-based file-sharing client LimeWire was effectively outlawed after a U.S. 1 dollar per song isn't much, but it is a lot if you intend to get copious amounts of music.

They payed for something they could've gotten for free. Radiohead uploaded song of theirs for free download and allowed users to pay how much they wanted to. There should be some sort of system where music is made free and legal, and you get to pay how much you feel like paying. It's a backwards logic, but I hope it's understandable.Īnd I think record labels, douchebag artists, managers - whatever - are going about this the wrong way. The application was first released in 2004 by members of the LimeWire Open Source community. So, thanks to filesharing, the record companies and artists actually made a buck or two they wouldn't have gotten otherwise. FrostWire is a popular free and Open Source P2P client supporting both Gnutella and BitTorrent downloads. The few albums I got last year (The Doors, A Love Supreme, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere etc.) I wouldn't have bought if I hadn't have discovered them through filesharing and I wouldn't go to any concerts. I wouldn't have purchased any music if it weren't for file sharing.

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