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philip.j.fry · 25-03-2004, 23:44

A while back, I wiped Kazaa from my system, then I binned all of my CDs that were filled with mp3's. I'm not entirely sure why I did it, it wasn't fear of being caught. It seemed more of a realisation that I downloaded those tracks, listened to them for a few weeks then burned them to a cd and they ended up never being listened to again. I'm just not that interested, having broadband I'm much happier listening to 'net radio and getting a good selection of music. Having said that, I don't agree with the music industries reaction to downloading so I refuse to buy anything from them as well.

On the other hand, I do have a few movies/TV programmes, but all of the stuff that I watch is either something that I missed on TV, or if it is any good I go to the cinema/buy it. I can honestly say that there are some films I would never have gone to the cinema to see if I hadn't seen a pirate first.

25-03-2004, 23:44	#3
philip.j.fry Inactive Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,395	Re: Download from Kazaa - Go to prison A while back, I wiped Kazaa from my system, then I binned all of my CDs that were filled with mp3's. I'm not entirely sure why I did it, it wasn't fear of being caught. It seemed more of a realisation that I downloaded those tracks, listened to them for a few weeks then burned them to a cd and they ended up never being listened to again. I'm just not that interested, having broadband I'm much happier listening to 'net radio and getting a good selection of music. Having said that, I don't agree with the music industries reaction to downloading so I refuse to buy anything from them as well. On the other hand, I do have a few movies/TV programmes, but all of the stuff that I watch is either something that I missed on TV, or if it is any good I go to the cinema/buy it. I can honestly say that there are some films I would never have gone to the cinema to see if I hadn't seen a pirate first.