Reply With QuoteThere are still enough shitheads that support RECORD LABELS out of some warped sense of morality that they'll be able to stick around for a bit longer. Its too bad.
You fuckers are part of the problem.
Josh is correct. Support the music by supporting the people who make the music, there's no reason to support these corporate assholes.Originally Posted by Josh
You sir, are a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
There are still enough shitheads that support RECORD LABELS out of some warped sense of morality that they'll be able to stick around for a bit longer. Its too bad.
You fuckers are part of the problem.
elephant.
Those people can just boycott what they produce completely. If everyone actually had that kind of mentality in the first place, most of the nonsense involving the RIAA would never have existed.There are still enough shitheads that support RECORD LABELS out of some warped sense of morality that they'll be able to stick around for a bit longer.
Clarify pls
Captain Kirk, can you save me?
What exactly does a record label produce? They're predatory entities that exploit and rip off the people that produce the stuff. They used to be a sort of nessecary evil I guess, but have long outlived their usefulness.
To boldly go where lots of men have gone before...
Broken up bands.
Captain Kirk, can you save me?
Fixed.
To boldly go where lots of men have gone before...
That too.
Also: Old, rich white men. We need more of those.
Destin < Razor in MvC3
record labels do promotion and distribution. When you don't know how your money works, you tend to give up most of it.
Check out Mr. Businessman
He bought some wild, wild life
On the way to the stock exchange
He got some wild, wild life
elephant.
Ok.What exactly does a record label produce? They're predatory entities that exploit and rip off the people that produce the stuff. They used to be a sort of nessecary evil I guess, but have long outlived their usefulness.
If the RIAA backed away from their anti-piracy schemes I'm guessing most fans would be ok with them, even though they would still be abusive predatory entities that exploit and rip people off.
Without high levels of piracy the interweb brought, the RIAA wouldn't be making their embarrassing attempts to hold it back. Maybe they'd be making less embarrassing ones or something. If people completely ignored what they were doing and actively supported artists/companies which followed fairer business models all the record labels would be able to do is see their own fall into irrelevancy or change.
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