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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2006 at 08:39
Originally posted by Man Made God Man Made God wrote:

Well, to me it is absolutely a saviour.
I've learned about a lot of good bands through the internet, and bought cd's online which I wouldn't know without the internet.

Heck, I even download a lot of music just to see if it is any good, so I don't buy any crappy albums! There are a lot of (legal) internetsites where you can listen to cd's but not download them. I don't really see the difference as long as you support the artists by buying the original cd's!

I think you've hit on the nub of the problem there. A lot of people will just download a load of music and the artist will never see a penny of it. I too have discovered a load of bands via the Internet that I never would have heard of otherwise and have been buying their CDs, but not everybody does this.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2006 at 08:34
Originally posted by Man Made God Man Made God wrote:

Heck, I even download a lot of music just to see if it is any good, so I don't buy any crappy albums! There are a lot of (legal) internetsites where you can listen to cd's but not download them. I don't really see the difference as long as you support the artists by buying the original cd's!

The difference between legal download sites and illegal ones is that with the legal ones you also support the artist even if you decide not to buy the album.

 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2006 at 08:19

Well, to me it is absolutely a saviour.
I've learned about a lot of good bands through the internet, and bought cd's online which I wouldn't know without the internet.

Heck, I even download a lot of music just to see if it is any good, so I don't buy any crappy albums! There are a lot of (legal) internetsites where you can listen to cd's but not download them. I don't really see the difference as long as you support the artists by buying the original cd's!


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2006 at 07:49
Is the internet or P2P clients are saviour or killer to PROG ROCK?

This is an endless controversal question.... I know..

To me, without the internet and p2p, I wouldn't know that there is such genre as Progressive Rock...

But the more crucial thing is that, what are your point of views?

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