I buy them occasionally. Usually from bands I choose to support.
I buy them occasionally. Usually from bands I choose to support.
I don't buy much these days, though I've thought about freshing up my record "collection".
I do however go to the odd concert, and I'm off to two festivals this year so support of the bands should be plentiful this summer.
And yes, I would buy more records if it were not for the prices (beeing a student).
Last edited by Barky; 06-15-2005 at 01:39 AM.
last one was elvis. about four years ago
I'm glad you guys are giving me feedback.
As a musician, I sometimes get down about the current state of the music industry, especially the whole file "sharing" thing. The funny thing is that I actually think it does more good than bad. I do believe it turns a lot of people on to great musc they might not otherwise come across...
I once read where Neil Peart of Rush mentioned how
"most musicians have to be a bit nuts to do what they do... try to find anyone who would spend their ENTIRE life to learn and perfect a skill in order to MAYBE make a living. A doctor at MOST might spend 8 or 10 years to educate themselves"
Sounds nuts doesn't it
I also have a good friend who has always said... "Don't worry... Nothing will ever replace live music... that's what it's really all about"
It's great to see that this is totally true and that you guys support the bands you really love...
Keep On Keepin' On
Keep the replies coming
I want to know what you think
Last edited by ejoeyb; 06-15-2005 at 03:32 AM.
I haven't actually bought a cd in about five or six years.
Last edited by Skizo; 06-15-2005 at 05:30 AM.
yo
hell no. the last cd i bought was limp bizkit Significant Other. and that was in like 1999 when i got my 1st cd player. 6 years baby. whoooooo!
CD's here are $30 as well. It's just too much, especially when I might only like 1/3 of the songs on it.
I do, however, buy CD's to support artists who I particularly respect and like.
Bookmarks