You are right
Mossopp. *blushes*
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Originally Posted by spyretto
I think it's more like finding a bunch of CD's in the trash can and taking them home. Not to mention it's nothing tangible, the quality of the CD is better and not downloading will not necessitate that companies will make more money out of you because it does not necessitate you're gonna go outta your way to buy the thing. Money is their game, ethics is for the meek. About 90% of those CDs are not worth buying anyway.
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There you go. And that's my point. I will still buy the CD if I really respect the artist. This is how I show my support of a band. Even if I had Mp3s before. If an artist is really good enough he'll MAKE you go out and buy his stuff, with his artistry, eventhough you already have it downloaded. And the mp3s you dloaded and didn't like as much... you wouldn't buy them in any case. Eventhough you had no mp3s of that artist at all. As far as I'm concerned things haven't really changed. People will buy what they like. It's always been like that. And the proof that people are still buying what appleals to them are all the mulitplatinum album sales out there. It means that an Mp3 file can't yet replace the feeling of owning a CD version of an album by your favourite artist.