TBH the last CD I bought was a Delta Goodrem CD when i was in year 4. I don't like some CDs because often, I only like a few songs on the CD. When I go to a CD shop and I am about to buy a CD, I only like about 5 songs out of the 20. What's the point?
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Uncle
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the problem is,
jew take 95% of profit, actual artist only get 5%
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50 cents goes to 50 cent and his obnoxious lyric.
suitable for TOUGH chuildren.
jew take 95% of profit, actual artist only get 5%
.
50 cents goes to 50 cent and his obnoxious lyric.
suitable for TOUGH chuildren.
Arctopus
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Only so I can up my indie cred.
Funky Monk
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maybe you should listen to less shit music if 3/4 of their work is that bad.
i buy local acts' EP/LPs or bands that i'm particularly fond of.
torrent everything else.
BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I'm sorry
anyways I tend to buy CDs and vinyl. I don't trust downloads, especially illegal ones and ones that are wiped off your hard drive forever when your computer crashes and didn't have backups.
*puffing*
sorry I'm new here
I only buy the CD if its one of my favourite bands and I want a copy of the CD or if its a mixed CD and I can't be bothered to search everywhere to get all the songs. Ofcourse I'll also take advantage of the $10 sales at jb occasionally.
as said above minus compilation CDs
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yes, I have hundreds and hundreds.
I enjoy the ritual of buying a cd, coming home, listening to the whole thing from start to finish while reading through the booklet.
it feels like when i download music (which i still do a lot of the time, esp for rare/unusual things that are hard to find) it is all very rushed and i never really listen properly like i do when i put a cd on.
I enjoy the ritual of buying a cd, coming home, listening to the whole thing from start to finish while reading through the booklet.
it feels like when i download music (which i still do a lot of the time, esp for rare/unusual things that are hard to find) it is all very rushed and i never really listen properly like i do when i put a cd on.