You got them? now to MPAA RIAA etc. Please read the blogs around the world and realize that something has to change. Seriously you are losing a great opportunity chasing ghosts.
People love music and the artists listen to those people instead of hanging them in the public plaza for everyone to see.

http://www.frugalgadgets.com

or you can go directly to just the deal here:

http://www.frugalgadgets.com/amazon-mp3-daily-deal.php

Coda.fm es un indexador de torrents musicales, que ofrece tres opciones al visitante: descargar el torrent, escuchar el álbum, o comprarlo en Amazon. Sin embargo, Amazon ha exigido a Coda.fm que retire este enlace que por lo visto "contamina…

Of course, the reality is that it’s not that they won’t sell to Pirates but that they cannot associate with someone who pirates music or is even remotely associated with this activity or seen by the Labels as condoning the activity in order to make a profit. Of course, nothing is stopping these Peers from going to Amazon, previewing the songs there and legitimately purchasing the MP3′s. Who are you trying to kid here?

Your article twists the facts to make is sound as if people who are violating copyright laws are getting the short end of the stick. “Oh, Boo-hoo – Poor Pirates”. This is just a rediculous proposition!

Wholly depends on what one is listening to. Generic pop and rock? Perhaps you’d be right.

Some harpsichord music? You’d have to be deaf not to notice a difference between even 320K MP3 and original.

Ultimately, if online stores are going to charge a similar per-track fee to buying a track pro-rata on a physical CD, they can damn well provide something of equal quality.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/05/01/wolverine.movie.piracy/index.html

CNNs take on the whole thing they even manage to cite torrentfreak I guess they’re reading this too LoL

in case you missed the site’s name, it’s TORRENT FREAK …..not TROLL FREAK. It’s a torrent news site. Not a troll site.
Go crawl back in the sewer you just came out of.
Pirates are not evil…..we are people who share . The MAFIAA are the ones who have now been exposed to the reality of what people are standing up for.FAIRNESS!
Get your head out of your ass or crawl back in your sewer.

“You do not have the right to consume something and pay for it if you like it. You do have the right to pay for something and give or throw it away if you do not like it.
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Bollocks… If I buy a car I take it for a test drive first. If I buy from a catalogue then I can send it back. If I buy from the high street I can take it back… Except for CD’s, DVD’s or Games – which has their own unfair rules! There is no way that I would buy something that I can’t return if it is poor quality, mis-sold etc!

You do not have the right to consume something and pay for it if you like it. You do have the right to pay for something and give or throw it away if you do not like it.

CD’s don’t use wav they are PCM (@1411kbps/16 or 20 bit, the 720 redbook figure is never used), CD’s are ripped TO wav. Wav is uncompressed, you seem to be confusing the compression used in audio mastering (why cd audio is described as “compressed”), with data compression, like wavpack, flac, mp3, zip, rar ect. Whle 128kbps mp3 is far from great sounding, it’s unlikely to cause audible distortion unless your equipment is crap or the encoding process introduced artifacts, again usually as a result of poor hardware.

The media industry in general is still stuck so far up it’s own arse, it can’t see what is coming. The digital revolution. Oh sorry, that started several years ago, and they still haven’t caught on. Retards.

oh wait, AFFILIATE PAYMENTS?

well, screw you Coda.fm!

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dear Coda,
please remove all torrent links from your website.
we love torrents, we love music, but we don’t want to play part in your pirate scheme. you make us look evil in the eyes of society.
with your greed and butthurt you only destroy our beloved P2P.

yours sincerely,
not a pirate

There is no excuse. Amazon offer DRM free tracks. Amazon offer previews. Coda.FM exists purely to make money out of P2P.

I think this depends a lot on your speakers and amplifier setup. With a set of speakers costing £30 you cant tell the difference, however with £300 speakers tehre is a world of difference!

Amazon covering its ass? Gimme a break

Amazon BEING an ass more like

I thought it lacked melody, and no amount of bitrate can fix it. I’ve never been a great fan of U2, and their latest work is not going to change it.

I am thankful to the uploaders for the chance to sample it, though.

A common bitrate is 128kbps, but this is so compressed that while listening to it in my car, the music will distort in my speakers. Imagine a sine wave with the tops and bottoms cut off.

With CD’s at least you get a WAV file that, while still compressed, is some 720kbps — some 5x more depth to the sound you get (assuming one has nice speakers).

I could be wrong about those numbers, but I hope you get my point – compression is bad for the crystal clear audio enthusiast.

the affiliation excuse is a joke.

They don’t need to like it, they don’t need to think it’s fair. It’s what it is.

People already proved that even legal action will not even slowdown this type of behavior.

zune pass is okay but there is a lot of things on there you cant get. they are listed but you have to buy them separately for whatever reason.