radish Wrote: > Well if you're not going to try to do anything about it, don't complain. > The course of human history has shown individuals (particularly large > groups of them) to be surprisingly powerful. Record companies are only > interested in selling product - if you refuse to buy they will change > their ways. If you keep buying like a good little consumer why should > they stop screwing you over?
Hi, I'm not complaining, as my follow up post outlines, I used EAC to read the session of the disc that contained the audio tracks and transferred them off as a cuesheet. BTW, I bought this disc on Ebay and the seller didn't list the fact that it was copy protected. If they had, I wouldn't have bothered. The course of human history has also, unfortunately, demonstrated that regardless of the best intentions of large protest groups power seems to have an uncanny knack of settling back into the hands of the few... Cheers, Marc -- greedy_grendel _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list ripping@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
