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[sgtboat]

Originally Posted by SlowCoder

While I might tend to agree with your RIAA comments, I contend that CDs are probably the best way to go. I mean, you've got something tangible that you can then convert and import into just about anything you want.

"kill good music"? Most of latest hiphop and junk coming out today is just that ... junk. (personal opinion) There's no personality, and the bands are in it for the money and fame, and not for art. I'll stick with my music, thank you.

Thats why I bought steely dan and lightfoot..Real artists that wrote, sang and played their own music.

[AlumiuN]

I just bought a compilation album called While My Guitar Gently Weeps - ZZ Top, the Jeff Healey Band, Whitesnake, etc., I'm sure you can see where this is going.

[SlowCoder]

Originally Posted by AlumiuN

I just bought a compilation album called While My Guitar Gently Weeps - ZZ Top, the Jeff Healey Band, Whitesnake, etc., I'm sure you can see where this is going.

Rock on, dude!:thumbs:

[Bobbin Threadbare]

Joanna Newsom - Ys

I still download music, but I buy it if I like it.

[Freyja]

I bought the CD of For A Minor Reflection. I saw them heating up for Sigur Rós and bought the cd straight after the concert, and it was definitely not a waste of money =) (it didn't even cost much at all!)

I'd like to buy a Garðar Thor Cortes cd.

[AlumiuN]

If they're anything like Sigur Rós... *goes looking* :thumbs:

[JJXB]

last albums i got legally are failure (original 1989 pressing) and amazing disgrace by the posies.