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> From: pixilated [mailto:pixilated@Alum.Dartmouth.ORG]
>
> No. Records cost money because records cost you money to produce. It
> costs you nothing if someone somehow replicates the music that is
> produced when that record is played. The product you are selling when
> you sell a record is a RECORD. The "music" isn't even on
> there; it is in
> the air and in your brain when you play it on a turntable. Otherwise
> it's just grooves on vinyl.
sophistry.
quoted 5 lines What I am saying is that it seems strange> What I am saying is that it seems strange
> that you could claim sole ownership of the vibrations in the
> air that I
> experience as music.
>
Who claiming this? Entitlement issues with free mp3s has nothing to do
with this.
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