Acting like the epitome of ethics, are we? This discussion is better off here -
where Suresh/ Ursmusically is arguing too, along extremely predictable lines.
http://itwofs.com/milliblog/2010/01/10/music-review-vinnaithaandi-varuvaayaa-tamil-a-r-rahman/#comments
I never said I do not download vi
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> Note: My comments have nothing to do with your review of VTV and this is
> something that was in my mind for a long time. This is the price that you
> have to pay for being popular!!!
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Thanks Suresh, for those completely unwarranted kind words.
Downloading illegal music - bad. Purchasing CDs - good. Download is done as a
matter of ease of distribution/ availability. Purchasing CD once it releases -
done as a matter of policy.
I'm touched by your concern, but. Nice way of goi
While I agree with Gopal's sane argument, it is reasonable to expect fans and
normal people to look forward to the CD, during a launch event. That has been
the trend in the Indian music industry for ages. If the event was a glitzy
gimmick to spread the word about the movie - it is perfectly fine
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