Tuesday, July 10, 2007

What's Wrong With the Music Industry?

The Music Business is always claiming that downloading songs is the reason for the growing collapse of the industry. Well I don't deny that may have some to do with it I think there are a lot of other more important reasons. One being that they don't deliver quality material anymore. How many have you bought an album to find one or two good songs on it and the rest not worth listening to? Here's another reason.
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bundle-o-contradictions said...

I agree! In fact, the 'net saves me from buying an entire CD with only 1-3 good songs on it by actually letting me listen to tracks first... Apparently talent comes in spurts.

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