Biker Dude
Member
Now that Limewire has been closed down by the courts, what sights do other people use to 'share' files?
Limewire Down
- Thread starter Biker Dude
- Start date
demoniod, but someone has to invite you.
mwlikesbikes
Well-Known Member
I still buy CDs and call them albums.
Stocky
Member
I'd buy music again if there was anything worth buying .
100% of what is found on the sites I use are live concert recordings , not illegally traded commercial releases.
gtluke
The Moped
Steal the music, but the shirt. The artist makes $5 on a shirt and $0.05 on an album.
MMuller
Well-Known Member
Back in the 80s/90's as a musician, we tended to dislike the suits that made all the money, record co guys, publishers, managers, agents, etc. Seems all that money they made though, trickled down the system to great studios, engineers, producers and session musicians, basically supporting the whole music industry ecosystem. Now, mainly because of free music on the internet, labels are gone, great studios with highly trained engineers are gone, budgets for session musicians are gone and now the only way to make any money in our profession is to hawk tee shirts. Thankfully, at least itunes is paying back into the industry. I don't know if you can imagine all of the time, money, effort and tallent that goes into that song you want to download. $1.29 is a steal!
warcricket
Like a Jerk
wtf does that mean?
ChrisG
Unapologetic Lifer for Rock and Roll
Thank God, I'm not the only one.
I also look forward to buying over-priced shirts when we go to shows.
Do I have to explain what "going to shows" means as well?:hmmm:
Stocky
Member
IMO 99% of the music put out today SUCKS with a capital S .
Shaggz
A strong 7
Has anyone tried http://www.gomusicnow.com/ ?
I know someone that has been using it and it seems to be legit, although I do not understand how the pricing is so low.
I know someone that has been using it and it seems to be legit, although I do not understand how the pricing is so low.