>he's got to expect this
>kind of thing when he's unwilling to release in numbers that satisfy
demand.
>its like holding yum candy just out of reach of kid with a sweet tooth.
Ah sorry, no it isn't.
First of all they're not little kids that have no idea of right or wrong.
PERIOD.
The people doing the bootlegging know it's illegal - that's why they never
put their names on their "work".
I have no doubt that they love the music but I think their actions tell us
they have no respect for the artist.
If they did then maybe they could take the money it would have cost to
press up the bootleg copies and approach KDJ about helping him out with
doing more pressings. If KDJ balks at their idea or just turns them down -
they owe him the RESPECT to not touch his work.
Second - It sounds a bit like some people are jealous of KDJ's talent and
because they can't make the music themselves - they rip him off!
MEK
