On Wednesday, May 21, 2003, at 12:27 PM, Fran Dollinger wrote: > Damn but how I'd love to believe that a nice hefty portion of the 99 > cents I just dropped in the wonderfully simple and elegant and > it's-about-goddamn-time Apple iTunes Music Store > <http://applemusic.com> for Björk's glorious "Bachelorette" is going > straight into Björk herownself's orange fur-lined pocket. You know? The above after reading the entire passages seems little more than a facade to hide the writer's desire to pirate music.... Why is he only interested in the musician? What about the photographers that give the musicians more visual appear than much of their music merits? Boob, naval and pelvic thrust videos sell more songs than the music does. What about the web designer and programmers that put together the sites that sell the music. Any concern about them? How about the poor guy climbing poles in a hurricane to keep the wires up so the electricity flows? Any mention of him? What I really don't understand is why people are so obsessed with worrying about the incomes of multi-millionaire musicians. It seems like misguided attitudes to me. But then I've never understood the crowd mentality that cheers for multi-millionaire ball players and then goes home to cold franks and beans. Maybe that is it, hiding from reality... --- If you have a Florida Driver's License, Florida will sell your private information, including Social Security Number. To block this sale, visit: <http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/ddl/DPPAInfo.html> JackRodgers at earthlink.net http://www.JackRodgers.com http://www.LobateLacScale.com