Unless you want to listen to a song they never play on the radio anymore and it is long since out of print. (Example: The Inexhaustible Quest For The Cosmic Cabbage by the Amboy Dukes) Then who is controlling it, smart guy?
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You are!
Believe it not, Matt, You are an adult and you can decide if you are going to listen to a particular song. If you don't own the song, then you can go and buy it.. Or not. The choice is yours.
When the RIAA deliberately sets exhorbitant fees designed to shut down internet-only radio stations, who is controlling it?
It's THEIR property... Now, if you don't like that then perhaps you should form a band and make your own music. Then tell the RIAA to go get screwed.
Yeah, why bother opening your mind to other points of view on this subject? Don't want to break that tunnel vision, for God's sake.
Physician, heal thyself.
Bottom line: You are completely full of crap if you think it is the American way for record companies to restrict what you can and cannot listen to, which is exactly what is going on.
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It IS the American way and they aren't "restricting" anything that's not theirs to 'restrict" in the first place.
Now stealing, that's "Un-American" You rationalize it, but the bottom line is that you are in the wrong.
Believe it not, Matt, You are an adult and you can decide if you are going to listen to a particular song. If you don't own the song, then you can go and buy it.. Or not. The choice is yours. This shows that while you did a copy/paste of what I said, you obviously did not even read it, just as you did not read any of the links I gave because you did not want to upset your little apple cart.
I have nothing more to say to you.