Digital music can be a great resource for supporting smaller bands on the cheap. One of my favorite albums, Traced in Air by Cynic, is an album I probably would never have bought if it wasn't going for eight bucks on Itunes, and I ended up loving it so much that I bought their first album also and plan to purchase everything else they come out with. And I'm glad to do it too, since I love their music and I want to make sure they're able to keep making it. _________________ I love all music. It makes you feel like living. Silence is death.
Digital music can be a great resource for supporting smaller bands on the cheap. One of my favorite albums, Traced in Air by Cynic, is an album I probably would never have bought if it wasn't going for eight bucks on Itunes, and I ended up loving it so much that I bought their first album also and plan to purchase everything else they come out with. And I'm glad to do it too, since I love their music and I want to make sure they're able to keep making it.
Exactly. Support music you love. I own and operate a DJ business...and I always make sure that what I play is something for which I paid. Otherwise, it's like being a contractor who steals his supplies from Home Depot. I just don't feel right doing it. That's why I prefer good ol' CDs and vinyl. _________________ Speakers of the House DJ
So I'm certainly not gonna purchase Yuck 😄 Look, I buy so much physical music (both Discs and Vinyl) But I have never, not once in my life purchased digital music and I hope to keep it that way.
Digital music can be a great resource for supporting smaller bands on the cheap. One of my favorite albums, Traced in Air by Cynic, is an album I probably would never have bought if it wasn't going for eight bucks on Itunes, and I ended up loving it so much that I bought their first album also and plan to purchase everything else they come out with. And I'm glad to do it too, since I love their music and I want to make sure they're able to keep making it.
Exactly. Support music you love. I own and operate a DJ business...and I always make sure that what I play is something for which I paid. Otherwise, it's like being a contractor who steals his supplies from Home Depot. I just don't feel right doing it. That's why I prefer good ol' CDs and vinyl.
I'm with you Captain.
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I owe $100,000 and wasted 4 years of my life.
I have bought those rare or hard to find albums digitally (mostly iTunes).
Best of the digital purchases would include:
Kasabian - Live At Brixton Academy
Arcade Fire & David Bowie - Live EP
Scared Of Horses - An Empty Flight (Paul Dempsey's [Something For Kate] first solo project)
The Cure - 4 Play
Various - I'll Scratch Yours sessions (Elbow, Paul Simon, Bon Iver, Lou Reed, David Byrne covering Peter Gabriel songs)
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