[Jack Wilson]

I do check it out now and then out of curiosity. And this thread, which seems to support the idea that recorded music should be free, would fit right in.

[an amused spectator]

And this thread, which seems to support the idea that recorded music should be free, would fit right in.

The minute the RIAA supports the idea that I can turn in my copies of vinyl and cassette for CDs, or that I can copy my DVDs for backup purposes, I'll start seeing things their way.

Otherwise, they're just a monopoly who is smarter than the pseudo-monopoly Microsoft - they knew to buy off the politicians before they went for the jugular.

[Sloth]

You don't have to believe that all music should be free to know that the RIAA is pure evil.

[Timesink]

I do check it out now and then out of curiosity. And this thread, which seems to support the idea that recorded music should be free, would fit right in.

Actually, you seem to be supporting the idea that American citizens should not be allowed to even DISCUSS THE EXISTENCE of certain sites.

[CodeMonkey]

The moment the RIAA acknowledges that I have a right to copy my own legal CDs to my hard drive as mp3s or oggs is the moment I care about their profits.