i agree. the whole article is simply a greedy rant.
"BMG will start losing a significant piece of its catalog income in Europe"
surely they've released something else that's profitable in the last fifty years? if a significant portion of their income still comes from something 50 years old, maybe they should consider signing some good (i know it's rare) modern artists, which they can then milk for another 50 years.
i think u'll find a hell of a lot of fibre optics use led's as opposed to lasers. ther aint no laser in the back of ur hi-fi, or on the front of your live drive.
can't wait for it to get to the uk. X-men...pretty good. but with added Patrick Stuart in it it's gonna be like pizza with extra cheese and pepperoni:-)
lets hope he isn't using windows to power his computers onboard (that's asuming he has any). then he'd be in trouble!! maybe it's just a light a match and hope for the best attempt:)
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i agree. the whole article is simply a greedy rant.
"BMG will start losing a significant piece of its catalog income in Europe"
surely they've released something else that's profitable in the last fifty years? if a significant portion of their income still comes from something 50 years old, maybe they should consider signing some good (i know it's rare) modern artists, which they can then milk for another 50 years.
Andy
my desktop plus monitor probably weighs less than that!!
i think u'll find a hell of a lot of fibre optics use led's as opposed to lasers. ther aint no laser in the back of ur hi-fi, or on the front of your live drive.
it was 1.21 Giga Whatevers sorry if im bitching.
can't wait for it to get to the uk. X-men...pretty good. but with added Patrick Stuart in it it's gonna be like pizza with extra cheese and pepperoni :-)
lets hope he isn't using windows to power his computers onboard (that's asuming he has any). then he'd be in trouble!! maybe it's just a light a match and hope for the best attempt :)