Yep, you are totally right Patrick.patrick bateman wrote:That's so very true and I agree to that, but in this case it seems not to be the issue. Here it seems to be more "hey I got a tons of minimal stuff, let's swap alot of MP3's..."isabella wrote:There are many ways of supporting an artist apart from buying their records. You can buy t-shirts, go to their gigs or book them if you are a promotor.patrick bateman wrote:I only buy vinyl, CD's and MP3's legally... I think it supports the artists and labels better than illegal MP3 sharing.. but hey... I also own a label, maybe that's why...
All the people that really appreciate music (and I include myself into that) buy the originals if they like the music they're hearing. But, it's nice to be able to listen to music that can be found throught the web and sometimes can't found in your town (wich is my case).
Just my opinion...
There's many people out there who just download files to make a super huge collection. But it's so stupid because they don't even listen to the music they have
so, what's the point of having all that music 
That's awful.... I'm totally against that
