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On Tue, 9 May 2006, Rick wrote:
If you think they're going to quietly kick back and let that happen,
then you have lost touch with reality. Just because it's immoral and
unjust doesn't mean they won't sue every dam person in the country if
they think they can get away with it.
I'm in touch with reality. They are just buying some time, like a dying
person. We all die eventually! They tried to stop player piano rolls,
VCRs, cassette tapes, CD-R, P2P, etc. They fail in the end, but they
profit more than enough through the delay to pay the attorneys and have
something left over.
I predict a big improvement in the quality of popular music. It isn't too
bad right now -- better than 20 years ago -- but probably not as good as
30 years ago. There is a lot of talent out there and I think the next
decade is going to see a resurgence of creative new music.
Mike
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