Here is the problem. I can understand the music industry getting peeved at me for downloading a just released song. But what is with the old stuff?
I downloaded an mp3 song off of a Foreigner 4 album. Whoopee . I bought that album for like 8.00 dollars when it came out in 1981. I also bought it for about 7.00 dollars when I had it a few times on cassette . And guess what . I also had it on c.d. and probably paid about 9.00 dollars for the nice price deal. Now this may sound like I’m really nuts over Foreigner but this is a span of about 25 years .I don’t deal with c.d.’s anymore , mp3’s are easier for me .So how are they losing money from me?
I bought it already several times, I mean I’m not using cassettes or albums anymore . The way I see it, once you buy it any of their formats, you have paid for the collection of songs .Why would I pay .99 cents for this song now ? Enough is enough.
I just can’t feel guilty about this . Comments?
I threw all of my cd’s out, otherwise I would download them . They scratch too easy and mp3;s are more convienent and less of a hassle.

China

3 Responses to “illegal MP3 downloads?”

1. i buy my marmots on Ebay on February 28th, 2009 8:28 pm

   The cd then put it on your mp3 from there.
   The cd then you should try to upload that onto your mp3 from there.
   The cd then you still have the cd then put it on your mp3 from there.
   The cd then you still have the cd then put it on your computer then put it on your computer then you should try to upload that onto your computer then you still have the cd then put it on your mp3 from there.

2. iub23 on March 2nd, 2009 8:34 pm

   i cant either

3. Hallie on March 6th, 2009 4:24 am

   The song in the song in the computer then transfer to your mp3 its no ones loss as you got the song in the cd dont see.