the new one www.mp3skyline.com
low prices
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Kainnik
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Soulman wrote:
Regarding AllofMP3:
They sold my CDs at a given time (look for artist Antizycle, don´t
know if they still do it) I have NEVER seen ANY money nor has my
label.
Maybe nobody ever downloaded any...
You're not on demonoid either (small consolation)
You think thats okay?
Peter;179385 Wrote:
That kind of thing makes me feel less guilty about having demonoid in
my bookmarks ;)
Regards, Peter
There's no reason to feel guilty for having any of the private music
trackers in your bookmarks. We've been ripped off for years. I've
bought the same music in multiple
JJZolx;118798 Wrote:
I wouldn't consider buying a download, even without the DRM issues,
unless it was _significantly_ cheaper than the CD version of the same
album and available in a lossless format.
I totally agree. But the 'broader' marketplace doesn't seem to be
recognizing that there
nicketynick;179221 Wrote:
So I've been looking at emusic.com, but I can't seem to find a link to
browse/search their catalog. I hate it when they try to sell you
something without disclosing what it is they actually have to sell!
('free trial' notwithstanding!) Can anybody who is using
nicketynick has stated the core issue. people want to buy lossless files
and they don't want to pay the same amount as a physical cd because it's
obviously highway robbery. therefore, currently allofmp3 is the best
alternative.
i don't want to go to the cd store anymore (even though I once
nicketynick;179221 Wrote:
I can't seem to find a link to browse/search their catalog.
To go straight to search just enter www.emusic.com/about
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fathom39
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Thanks, my friend! Took me a few minutes to find a link that made the
search/browse toolbar come up, but I found it - I knew somebody here
would be able to help out. And it looks like they have lots of stuff
that I'm looking for, so I think I'll go ahead and try it out. Now if
only they had
nicketynick;179242 Wrote:
Sooner or later (hopefully sooner) somebody outside of Russia is going
to make a large library of flac/lossless downloads available for sale.
In the meantime, I'm not sure I want to line the pockets of the Russian
mafia.
Well, EMI is supposedly talking to
Well, I hope you're right, and EMI (and other labels will follow) agrees
there is money to be made. It would be a good thing! (and would involve
a different sort of 'killing' than the Russian mafia might partake in
:-P )
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nicketynick
Wireless SB3, Denon DRA-F101, Mission M31 loudspeakers
Regarding AllofMP3:
They sold my CDs at a given time (look for artist Antizycle, don´t
know if they still do it) I have NEVER seen ANY money nor has my
label.
You think thats okay?
Other then that: I still most of my records in a real store. Get home,
rip them, scan the cover, file the CD ...
I've bought a bunch from a local pawn shop. This brings up an ethical
point. Since the artist receives no $$ from the sale is this really
kosher? What if I rip the disc and then sell it back to the pawn shop?
BD
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bdelp
We've been here a few times before ... personally I think that if you
sell a CD (on eBay or anywhere else) you've just lost the right to keep
the ripped copies. Consider the CD as a licence to use.
OK, the law may not have caught up with fair use yet but if and when it
ever does, it will almost
Yes, mightthats probalby true.
I personaly do not sell CDs I still listen to. But having a collection
of way ofer 3000 CDs, I do sell dublicates or stuff I never listen
to... I admitt, that I do NOT follow up these sold CDs in my DB always
and delete them.
So currently CDs are piling up
ceejay;179281 Wrote:
We've been here a few times before ... personally I think that if you
sell a CD (on eBay or anywhere else) you've just lost the right to keep
the ripped copies. Consider the CD as a licence to use.
OK, the law may not have caught up with fair use yet but if and when
Still buying CDs, often used. It gives me uncompressed, DRM-free
music, is entirely legal, and provides me with a reasonably robust
physical backup (the pressed CD) that I store in minimal space in
binders (tossing the jewel case).
Kevin
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Kevin O. Lepard
Happiness is being 100% Microsoft
I've been buying my CDs online from deepdiscountcd.com. Their prices
are generally pretty good, and free shipping is always available in the
U.S. via USPS. They pack the CDs well, and I haven't had a damaged
jewel case so far. Selection is not the best, but not bad either. On
a couple of
I've recently been buying CD's from cdbaby.com. In fact I just
received a box full today. I've found some really excellent music
there. It's all independent so you'll never hear any of it on the
radio but that has no bearing on the quality. Best of all the artists
actually get paid, I think
Mainly CD's. The problem with CD's is that most of them only have a few
good tracks on them. You're lucky if half of the tracks are worthwhile.
Bought a couple of albums and a couple of tracks on iTunes music store.
Never again.
Beatport is interesting if you like electronic music and you're
On Sat, 1 Jul 2006 21:41:18 -0700
deserttaxguy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So,
could you tell me your favorite spot to buy some tunes?
Mostly I buy CDs from local and online stores, but I've bought about a
dozen albums from http://www.magnatune.com/. I like their policies (half
the purchase
I dont like the rights management issues with the common commercial
digital vendors and was wondering what the community suggests as the
favorite sites. I just looked around one which I didnt like too much,
but it did have total rights to the buyer of the tracks for all the
independent or other
On 7/1/06, deserttaxguy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:I dont like the rights management issues with the common commercial
digital vendors and was wondering what the community suggests as thefavorite sites. I just looked around one which I didnt like too much,but it did have total rights to the buyer of
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