Yes! You shared one or two Mason Jennings songs with me. I fell in instant music love. I haven't bought an actual CD yet, but I have purchased quite a few songs of his on I-tunes. Key word is PURCHASED. I WILL end up purchasing them TWICE actually, because I enjoy him so much I will get his disks as well one day. I also have taken my I-Pod to both my parents and my in-laws and have played Mason Jennings for them. ...the advertising goes on and on...
I remember the simple days...the days when making a mix tape from the radio, friends, or library was NOT looked at askance. I remember when in college it was encouraged, nay, expected to copy the songs we were learning on a tape and listen to them over and over again. So what if it is digital now?
No, I am not in favor of entire albums being downloadable for free to a million people at once. However, when people like your friend get it for sharing a handful of songs for a handful of people, it seems to me to be making the purpose of the law trivial.
And the fact that it was friendslocked. OMG. Poor thing! I cannot imagine! I hope she weeds out who it was, somehow. Sheesh!!
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Date: 2006-08-01 01:21 pm (UTC)I remember the simple days...the days when making a mix tape from the radio, friends, or library was NOT looked at askance. I remember when in college it was
encouraged, nay, expected to copy the songs we were learning on a tape and listen to them over and over again. So what if it is digital now?No, I am not in favor of entire albums being downloadable for free to a million people at once. However, when people like your friend get it for sharing a handful of songs for a handful of people, it seems to me to be making the purpose of the law trivial.
And the fact that it was friendslocked. OMG. Poor thing! I cannot imagine! I hope she weeds out who it was, somehow. Sheesh!!