At 10:32 AM -0700 2003.05.07, Hayes-Holgate, Shaun wrote: >No matter how you slice it the music industry is > burning us more than we're burning their music. > Music is timeless and will be endlessly resold > with the newest technology available.That means in > an average 80 year lifespan someone might have to > buy the same music what? 10..15 times or more. > If you bought the Beatles Sgt.pepper album on > vinyl in '67,and then on 8 track in '77,and then > on cassette in '87,and then on CD in '97,and then > from Apple now,and then who knows how many times > into the future before it becomes public domain... > Well I'd say the music industry has enough cash > from you and future generations to start giving it > away cheap.Maybe pricing should reflect the vintage > status of the music. 99 cents for the newest Eminem track > and I don't know...20 cents for a beatles track? Yeah, so now it's time to get even by ripping Apple off. -- Regards, Steve (is tv wake zone?)