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[Neodude1123201]

I Remeber reading they wanted to put a Tax on torrenters,that tax would go to the artists's/authors of whatever you are downloading,therefore making it legal.

 

[GlasseyeUK]

Was it the Manic Street Preachers that released an album online and you could then pay what you think it was worth?

I personally think thats a great idea and it would certainly mean that we would not have so much of the trash that is called mainstream these days, I would gladly pay £15 for an album which I think is worth it.

The itunes idea is not a bad one, Napster done it before I subscribed to that, just meant I was more free to experiment with my musical tastes and listen to something which I would not necessarily listen to before. I would happily pay between £10-£20 a month. If it meant that the entire catalogue including tv shows etc was available.

 

[Neodude1123201]

Was it the Manic Street Preachers that released an album online and you could then pay what you think it was worth?

I personally think thats a great idea and it would certainly mean that we would not have so much of the trash that is called mainstream these days, I would gladly pay £15 for an album which I think is worth it.

This would be such a good idea! Some Albums i have bought i wouldnt have bought them at all had i listened to it before i payed for them,but others i would have payed more than i orignally payed for them.

 

[Datalyss1]

I Remeber reading they wanted to put a Tax on torrenters,that tax would go to the artists's/authors of whatever you are downloading,therefore making it legal.

Fine by me. Might even put them on "regular" sites with a central server to make downloads more reliable, or better yet, an FTP site.