>
>> good if you want a couple of hit songs from a band. Most people don't
>>keep whole albums in their library. It is also a pain to download full CDs.
>
> You are the FIRST person I've met who used Napster and didn't go for
>full albums. You're ALSO the ONLY person I've ever heard complain about the
>inconvenience of DLing music for free, from your chair instead of going out
>and buying it. "Oh no, I have to go to a web page and keep track of what
>I'm going to steal! This sucks." Pardon me if I fail to shed any tears.
>
Maybe you don't know the right people, or maybe it's just me. ;)
I don't know anyone who uses Napster to download full albums. Most of
the people I know who use Napster use it to find a song that they
suddenly feel like hearing or to listen to other songs by a band they
heard on the radio. Sometimes that translates to CD sales and sometimes
it doesn't depending on how well they like the other songs.
>> Anyway, I - apparently unlike anyone else on the jam, am not made of
>> $money$.
>
> Well, you don't seem to SPEND your money on music, so I'd have to be
>left with the conclusion that you have plenty of it lying around.
>
Your logic is astounding. ;)
Steve
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