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Well what a lot of rubbish, let them block the website.

You shouldnt be getting music from websites, this is not the stoneage.
Even if you have to use lamewire, but better to go for torrents, you should just share the music.

Never use websites, its just a waste of time, and will also make it easier to get caught, websites can b monitored and then your IP number is automaticly logged,

But hey its all logged somewhere, no matter where/how you download, its all recorded somewhere, just hop that too many pople download, so ven if they did have the proof to sue you, there whould be just too many to actually get round to you.

Then again, if we all start to kill people would that mak it OK ??

I guess so

Greetings Maddan

There are certainly exceptions to this rule, but from what I’ve heard this is the general trend. No one is going to say that famous musicians like Ozzy Osbourne, Britney Spears, the Rolling Stones etc are broke; but think about WHY they have the money they do. Think about the price you paid at the last big concert you went to; sixty bucks!?!? For one frkking person? And then the artist still goes and does movie soundtracks, commercials, frkking sneaker ads!!! why? MONEY, the money that they did NOT make off their last gold/platinum/ruby-encrusted, whatever Album. Yes, they ARE making good money, think about it, $60 per person at a concert that seats only a 100 people, thats $6000 in one night, say the band only gets half (after club fees, roadies, etc) $3000 btwn a 4 man group is $750 per man. even if they only do 50 shows a year they’re making a decent living($37500/year). that’s working less than 6 hours a week!

If you want to support the artist, go to their damn show! buy a t-shirt while you’re there. Do NOT buy their album, STEAL IT, I mean, unless you really like their record label or something; you know, the one that’s trying to sue you?

This is imperative, we must steal our music, to destroy the corporate recording industry. To destroy the cookie cutter music industry that has plagued our culture for so long; shoving generic rock clones down our throats for the last fifty years. They decide what’s played on the radio, they decide what “the new sound” is gonna be, and they make all their money on selling us the forced byproduct of this system.

the only way we can free the music, is to steal the music.[/quote]

Pure Wisdom!

There are certainly exceptions to this rule, but from what I’ve heard this is the general trend. No one is going to say that famous musicians like Ozzy Osbourne, Britney Spears, the Rolling Stones etc are broke; but think about WHY they have the money they do. Think about the price you paid at the last big concert you went to; sixty bucks!?!? For one frkking person? And then the artist still goes and does movie soundtracks, commercials, frkking sneaker ads!!! why? MONEY, the money that they did NOT make off their last gold/platinum/ruby-encrusted, whatever Album. Yes, they ARE making good money, think about it, $60 per person at a concert that seats only a 100 people, thats $6000 in one night, say the band only gets half (after club fees, roadies, etc) $3000 btwn a 4 man group is $750 per man. even if they only do 50 shows a year they’re making a decent living($37500/year). that’s working less than 6 hours a week!

If you want to support the artist, go to their damn show! buy a t-shirt while you’re there. Do NOT buy their album, STEAL IT, I mean, unless you really like their record label or something; you know, the one that’s trying to sue you?

This is imperative, we must steal our music, to destroy the corporate recording industry. To destroy the cookie cutter music industry that has plagued our culture for so long; shoving generic rock clones down our throats for the last fifty years. They decide what’s played on the radio, they decide what “the new sound” is gonna be, and they make all their money on selling us the forced byproduct of this system.

the only way we can free the music, is to steal the music.

ISPs should not responsible for being the carrier. The end users are responsible.

The music industry now controls both governments and the internet I guess.