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D'awww. :/ Make music free, and we'll all be happy.
So I can personally watch and rip videos off youtube all day but if i get a website to do it for me its unlawful? Poor pirate bay doesnt have any actual illegal content on it at all and just directs you to people sharing files and they got it closed. I'm sure they'll have no trouble banning these proxies too.
"it is a possibility that Google has been pushed by content creation companies to crack down at this time" - my sentiments exactly.
Seriously, that's your answer to the problem of piracy? There would be no music if it was free you plum!Originally Posted by wtfitskeagan
Of course there would be.
It might be more rubbish as a whole, but nothing has ceased to exist through amateurism.
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Besides, I've never heard anything more offensive to my ears than 'professionally mastered' pop crap. I'd welcome its demise.
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