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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:38 pm
...liking obscure bands. You really like their work, but it turns out that you can't actually get their music anywhere, either in physical form or even for download. There are 3 albums I'm looking for in particular and so far the only CDs I've found are 30-40 dollars, and one I can't even find at all. Gah. stressed
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:49 pm
ashlander_alpha ...liking obscure bands. You really like their work, but it turns out that you can't actually get their music anywhere, either in physical form or even for download. There are 3 albums I'm looking for in particular and so far the only CDs I've found are 30-40 dollars, and one I can't even find at all. Gah. stressed search harder. someone has it available for pirating
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:11 pm
I have similar problems. I don't pirate, I use iTunes, but oftentimes there are bands I like that aren't on there. Also, I really wish I could get some t-shirts with album covers from some of the more obscure bands I like. But alas, they do not exist. Oh, how I wish for a tee with Wolfpack Unleashed's Anthems of Resistance on it... emo
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:16 pm
Rotting Gnarl I have similar problems. I don't pirate, I use iTunes, but oftentimes there are bands I like that aren't on there. Also, I really wish I could get some t-shirts with album covers from some of the more obscure bands I like. But alas, they do not exist. Oh, how I wish for a tee with Wolfpack Unleashed's Anthems of Resistance on it... emo and there's your problem. srsly guise, itunes sucks
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:20 pm
MegaTherion777 Rotting Gnarl I have similar problems. I don't pirate, I use iTunes, but oftentimes there are bands I like that aren't on there. Also, I really wish I could get some t-shirts with album covers from some of the more obscure bands I like. But alas, they do not exist. Oh, how I wish for a tee with Wolfpack Unleashed's Anthems of Resistance on it... emo and there's your problem. srsly guise, itunes sucks I know, but I don't have a computer of my own, and my parents don't let me download crap. mad
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:30 pm
MegaTherion777 search harder. someone has it available for pirating I'd rather not have my computer get eAIDS again, kthx. Wasn't fun the last time. That, and I have sort of an ethical objection to pirating music from artists actually worth supporting, AND physical albums are something of a collectible for me.
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 7:51 pm
ashlander_alpha MegaTherion777 search harder. someone has it available for pirating I'd rather not have my computer get eAIDS again, kthx. Wasn't fun the last time. That, and I have sort of an ethical objection to pirating music from artists actually worth supporting, AND physical albums are something of a collectible for me.pirating doesnt hurt the artists at all. seriously, they don't get jackshit from royalties, it all goes to the record companies. that's why it's the record companies, and not the artists, who were suing pirates, back before they realized that that tactic just isnt effective
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 7:59 pm
MegaTherion777 pirating doesnt hurt the artists at all. seriously, they don't get jackshit from royalties, it all goes to the record companies. that's why it's the record companies, and not the artists, who were suing pirates, back before they realized that that tactic just isnt effective Oh I know that labels vacuum up the profits, that's why I said it's "sort of" an objection. I still feel a gut reaction to want to patronize those bands I deem worthy of my attention and hard-earned cash, but I get a reality check in realizing what you said. I mean, if you play good music I think you should be rewarded for it, not just in a flowery, theoretical "it's reward enough having someone enjoy our music" way, but tangibly. Monetarily.
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 8:08 pm
ashlander_alpha MegaTherion777 pirating doesnt hurt the artists at all. seriously, they don't get jackshit from royalties, it all goes to the record companies. that's why it's the record companies, and not the artists, who were suing pirates, back before they realized that that tactic just isnt effective Oh I know that labels vacuum up the profits, that's why I said it's "sort of" an objection. I still feel a gut reaction to want to patronize those bands I deem worthy of my attention and hard-earned cash, but I get a reality check in realizing what you said. I mean, if you play good music I think you should be rewarded for it, not just in a flowery, theoretical "it's reward enough having someone enjoy our music" way, but tangibly. Monetarily.the monetary reward comes from tee shirts, posters, and touring
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 8:18 pm
I have that problem too, mostly because a lot of the bands I like aren't signed to a label or anything and can't afford to mass produce their albums.
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 12:28 pm
MegaTherion777 ashlander_alpha MegaTherion777 pirating doesnt hurt the artists at all. seriously, they don't get jackshit from royalties, it all goes to the record companies. that's why it's the record companies, and not the artists, who were suing pirates, back before they realized that that tactic just isnt effective Oh I know that labels vacuum up the profits, that's why I said it's "sort of" an objection. I still feel a gut reaction to want to patronize those bands I deem worthy of my attention and hard-earned cash, but I get a reality check in realizing what you said. I mean, if you play good music I think you should be rewarded for it, not just in a flowery, theoretical "it's reward enough having someone enjoy our music" way, but tangibly. Monetarily.the monetary reward comes from tee shirts, posters, and touring if you want to support a band, buy directly from them. oftentimes the record company does give them a stack for touring, personal distribution. so get in contact with them, doesn't hurt to ask.
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 1:11 pm
The War Starter MegaTherion777 ashlander_alpha MegaTherion777 pirating doesnt hurt the artists at all. seriously, they don't get jackshit from royalties, it all goes to the record companies. that's why it's the record companies, and not the artists, who were suing pirates, back before they realized that that tactic just isnt effective Oh I know that labels vacuum up the profits, that's why I said it's "sort of" an objection. I still feel a gut reaction to want to patronize those bands I deem worthy of my attention and hard-earned cash, but I get a reality check in realizing what you said. I mean, if you play good music I think you should be rewarded for it, not just in a flowery, theoretical "it's reward enough having someone enjoy our music" way, but tangibly. Monetarily.the monetary reward comes from tee shirts, posters, and touring if you want to support a band, buy directly from them. oftentimes the record company does give them a stack for touring, personal distribution. so get in contact with them, doesn't hurt to ask. another good suggestion. or you can just become a fan of bands like against nature, who'll let you download their discography for free on their website biggrin
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:21 pm
The War Starter if you want to support a band, buy directly from them. oftentimes the record company does give them a stack for touring, personal distribution. so get in contact with them, doesn't hurt to ask. Problematic if the band has broken up or was unsigned.
But, happily, I've managed to find one album at a reasonable price by visiting the label's website. I can feel okay about buying from Candlelight.
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:49 pm
Also, the Omega Order webshop is full of win as well. mrgreen
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