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setanjan123

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Guys check this out. Sheer Awesomeness. One of my favorite classical pieces mixed with one of my favorite Maiden songs.2CELLOS - The Trooper Overture [OFFICIAL VIDEO] - YouTube
 

Desmond

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Of course. People used to share music on tapes long before torrents. That's pretty much how metalheads used to find their music back in the day.
 

Nanducob

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Of course. People used to share music on tapes long before torrents. That's pretty much how metalheads used to find their music back in the day.

even Trent Reznor(NIN) was a regular at OINK ,which shutdown and became waffles.
*www.techdirt.com/articles/20071031/040022.shtml
 

Desmond

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I love that guy. He supports sharing of music.

This is what he said recently:

“It’s something I spent a lot of time thinking about. I think that paying for music is a relic of an era gone by — and I’m saying that as somebody who hopes you pay for music. I’ve spent my life trying to make this thing that now everyone thinks should be free. U2, there [was] an incentive to get in front of as many eyes as possible. I can see what was appealing to them about that, and they’re getting paid for it. There’s the argument of, “Did that help further devalue music?” Yes, I think it did.

When you put your music on, or allow your music to be on, YouTube, which is free, is that [devaluing music]? There’s a whole generation of kids that listen to music on YouTube, and they’ll suffer through that ad if there is one. They’re not going to pay a dollar for that song — why would you? It’s a complex problem.”

Source: NINE INCH NAILS Frontman Thinks "Paying For Music Is A Relic Of An Era Gone By" - Metal Injection

Also, he released his album, The Slip, for free. You can download it from their site.
 
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