not really, if you really listen to what the pols say.
to what end? I cannot see how "utter collapse" of the industry would benefit Mike in any way.
oh ya, it's mostly back uncatalogued stuff, new music is mostly for the birds, some good but the ratio of bad to good has skyrocketed, and I like music of all kinds.
flawed study to begin with, the sample is too narrow to produce any meaningful data beyond that for the group who use TidySongs. I have over 1200 physical LPs, over 800 CDs, countless cassette tapes, etc., etc. at an average of 10 songs per unit I have well over 20,000 songs, all bought and payed for. Oh the humanity.
capitalism is an onward and outward spiral. To be successful there has to be an abusable base of say third world population, think average consumer, to build off the back of. It'll be like the Wiemar Republic; people bringing wheelbarrows of cash to watch 'Turner and Hooch IV" at a dilapidated facility.
so the pie is just for the top tier and no none else deserves any?
These guys are thugs but ya it should have come to a head earlier in civil court. It's almost like they're using it to bring the borderline stuff or the stuff that can be misconstrued into the purview of wrongful deeds.
there were so many ways around the blackout I do not understand how so many people were stymied by it, much less surprised by it
why is this not common knowledge
but you have to use congress to change anything. it's a losing battle what with the way they're funded by corporate dollars.
he's okay until you scratch the shiny surface, then he's just batshit crazy
they're always a day late and a dollar short
Zappa for supreme world overlord. So, he, a musical type artist, was against a piracy tax. I always knew he was a genius. I did not however, know that the whole PMRC thing was a distraction from the passage of said piracy tax though. Always wondered why the cost of blank cassettes went up just as they were going out of style.
didn't you get the memo?
when it starts being used to push agendas that are counterproductive to society as a whole
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constitutions are like the religious texts, after many generations the meaning gets so convoluted the original purpose and meaning is lost, or more precisely, twisted to the meaning those with the ability to use it want.