Please! No DRM. it is the worst thing ever happened in the music industry. I understand the purpose is to limit piracy. but do you realize that DRM is killing the very spirit of creativity which the artistes and fans all stand for ?
I want to buy a track and put it in all devices I have(my latpop, my computer, my mp3 players, my phones, and everywhere possible), because I have the right to. I paid for it. and now with DRM you will be able to use it only on the computer or the device you have purchased it for. This is not limiting piracy. this is limiting the listeners and acting against the wish of the customer. I for one would stop buying any albums that comes with DRM. sorry to say that. but i am so against it. and mind you, I buy most of the music I own. except of course, a few that are hard to find, or was given to me by friends or relatives. NO DRM! DRM is EVIL :P PS: I agree fullheartedly with the rest of your suggestions > > 2. To limit piracy, he should release these albums only when a critical > number of pre-orders have been received. He can even release these albums > through his KM Music company. He can also try and sell these albums through > with DRM, not necessarily in CD or cassette forms. I don't know whether this > is even feasible to do. > > > > > 3. ARR should probably hire a Videographer from now onwards to record the > entire life cycle of his song productions. I'm sure he will be able to > compile these recordings in the future and will be able to release for the > fans. If there can be a DVD on "Making Sivaji" why not one on "Making of the > Sivaji album" ? > > Thanks For listening. > > > > -- ----------------------------------- http://ramblingsoul.com http://2ic.in