Comments for Matt-Wade.com Computing, Guitars, Amps, and anything else that's cool 2011-08-11T05:49:57Z http://matt-wade.com/comments/feed/atom/ WordPress Comment on Filesharing: The End of Music or the Beginning of a Revolution? by Lynne Lynne http://matt-wade.com/2009/05/filesharing-the-end-of-music-or-the-beginning-of-a-revolution/#comment-68 2011-08-11T05:49:57Z 2011-08-11T05:49:57Z Matt, just ran across this and wanted to let you know I haven’t been involved in running that music organization you refer to since mid-2003. I still write about music, however.

Lynne

]]> Comment on Filesharing: The End of Music or the Beginning of a Revolution? by Matt Matt http://matt-wade.com http://matt-wade.com/2009/05/filesharing-the-end-of-music-or-the-beginning-of-a-revolution/#comment-28 2009-07-04T00:47:52Z 2009-07-04T00:47:52Z @Maurice Caca
Never been to “planet heart,” but I see that it is where the professional debaters are from.

]]> Comment on Filesharing: The End of Music or the Beginning of a Revolution? by Maurice Caca Maurice Caca http://matt-wade.com/2009/05/filesharing-the-end-of-music-or-the-beginning-of-a-revolution/#comment-26 2009-07-03T23:13:18Z 2009-07-03T23:13:18Z People who download small label releases on soulseek or blog do not buy the “real thing”. Please come back to planet heart you know nothing about small labels.

]]> Comment on Filesharing: The End of Music or the Beginning of a Revolution? by Kris Damascus Kris Damascus http://www.galvestonscorrupt.com/ http://matt-wade.com/2009/05/filesharing-the-end-of-music-or-the-beginning-of-a-revolution/#comment-7 2009-05-11T06:36:18Z 2009-05-11T06:36:18Z Although the majors are seeing a decline in sales due to open sharing on the internet (and rightfully so), one can hope that they take this as initiative to produce QUALITY music from original artists over the over-marketed, poorly-contrived tracks that flood radio and T.V. They can get as worked up over the issue as they want, but the reality is that independents are now able to get well-deserved publicity that was not previously achievable. The playing-field has been leveled and the major labels are the only ones bitching about it – not the people putting out good albums.

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