Sorry, I was not clear enough. I love P2P too, I listen to very obscure music that's hard to find in the stores but easily with P2P. However, I wish there was a way I could donate a little money to encourage and enable these people to continue their work.
Now that you say, I did put it in a stupid way.
I live in Sweden where we have the anti-P2P law coming and everything. I'm actually ready to quit using P2P since it's unfair to the artists, but I refuse to buy records as they are expensive, at least here ($20 for a CD).
I'm waiting for a new distribution channel where music is bought online. iTunes is a good start, but the royalties are only a fraction. Screw the record companies, sell music cheap and give everything to the artists!
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Sorry, I was not clear enough. I love P2P too, I listen to very obscure music that's hard to find in the stores but easily with P2P. However, I wish there was a way I could donate a little money to encourage and enable these people to continue their work.
Now that you say, I did put it in a stupid way.
I live in Sweden where we have the anti-P2P law coming and everything. I'm actually ready to quit using P2P since it's unfair to the artists, but I refuse to buy records as they are expensive, at least here ($20 for a CD).
I'm waiting for a new distribution channel where music is bought online. iTunes is a good start, but the royalties are only a fraction. Screw the record companies, sell music cheap and give everything to the artists!