pfarrell;325099 Wrote: > > Perhaps a better assessment is that the music isn't worth buying? > Or that folks have other things to do?> > > > > > > Or even "why spend $16 on an album when only one track is worth > > anything and you can get that alone from iTunes or Amazon" for a buck. > > > > I find it amusing that the record companies have managed to churn out 1 > > decent track and 9 filler tracks for -years-... the "singles" market was > > virtually non-existent post-45rpm's demise, through most of the CD era.. > > so people got stuck buying an album for one or two decent tracks. > > > > The single is now back in full force, album sales are down, and that is > > the fault of piracy? Um, no, it is because no one wants to pay for the > > dreck. > > > > Piracy isn't nearly the threat that the RIAA argues. iTunes is. Well, > > iTunes and Amazon mean they can no longer get away with making people > > pay for crap.
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