Re: Strong Words from Simmons...

On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 05:30:51 -0500, Broncofan <Broncofan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
puked:

On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:53:01 -0500, "lab~rat >:-)" <chase@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:23:49 -0500, themeekshallinherit@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
(Spinal Kiss) puked:

On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 16:52:08 -0800 (PST), AJ <misfitskissfan@xxxxxxx>
wrote:

*This is from Genesimmons.com just this week about this subject:

Response from Gene:
You're right on all counts. Either way, file sharing has succeeded.
And the result is the end of a chance for a new band to have a
chance.

Response from Gene:
Respectfully, you don't understand. You see, any recorded music, or
any copy of anything belongs to the entity that created it. Period.
It's not up to you to decide if you should be able to copy it without
paying for it. Metallica made the right choice. Their music belongs to
them. Not you. It only belongs to you once you buy it.

Response from Gene:
It's too late. The record industry is dead. New bands don't have a
chance or an industry to support them. And the same people who love
the music, killed it.

Response from Gene:
This has caused a firestorm from people who think it's ok to download
music for free, because the people making the music are rich. A crook
is a crook. No matter how you try to validate it.

Response from Gene:
I've gotten quite a few emails from disgruntled fans. The simple point
here is that the law states file sharing is a criminal act. Period.
If I create something and own it, I want to be the only one who
decides what people do with my work. Not you. You may feel ok with
file sharing, downloading and bypassing the owner of the work, but
it's criminal. In either case, so many people have decided to do this,
the record industry, as a result has simply died.
This doesn't effect me. This kills any chance for a new band to be
able to be born.

Response from Gene:
The answer is simple: it's not up to you to decide much of
anything. ...since it's not your property. It's up to the owner of the
property -- the songwriter, publisher, group and record company. But
all this talk is really besides the point. The fact is, an entire
generation has decided to steal the music and the result is, over a
million people are losing their jobs in the record industry.
Literally.


Ya know, Gene sounds about as adamant as Bronco, however Gene is right
(damn did I say that....)

db

Make no mistake, BF would have his hard drive filled if he were smart
enough to figure out file sharing...



I know exactly how to use them. I have used emule for years. But only
for bootlegs. I don't download stuff that can be bought.
I recently deleted them.
I have over 1.5 terabytes worth of hard drives. SOMETHING is on them.

STOP REPLYING TO THE KILLFILED GUY!
--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?
.

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