just to serve as another data point. i absolutely do buy records after I've downloaded the mp3.
if i download it and listen to it once or twice i don't buy it. if i listen to it a bunch i really do want to track it down. the local shops here in san francisco don't really stock the deep techno, and i'm not usually satisfied with a the 20 sec needle drop sample, so getting to listen to the mp3s while I work is the best way for me to find the stuff I love. --- Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How do people feel about request like this? I'm > certainly not against > mix mp3's but requests for LP's is a bit rich and > considering the state > we are in do you feel that it's fair to deny small > label and artist > the money they need to continue? > > I believe the days where people downloaded and then > went and bought the > product have long gone, now people just consume now. > > What are your feelings on this? > > Martin > > > > On 10 Aug 2004, at 11:20, mislav bobic wrote: > > > anybody has any news about convextion's new lp ? > > guys from downlow maybe ?? > > > > I remember someone said that some new material was > floating around on > > p2p. > > > > > > any info would be great ! > > > > thanks > > mislav > > > > > > > > > >
