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Our intention is not to embarrass or shame her. We only ask the opportunity to present a countervailing viewpoint. My intention here is not to shame you or embarrass you. I believe you are already on the side of musicians and artists and you are just grappling with how to do the right thing. I applaud your courage in admitting you do not pay for music, and that you do not want to but you are grappling with the moral implications.

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The same technological forces which busted apart an entrenched distribution system over 20 years are hard at work on the production side. We especially enjoy those that maybe disagree but seek to find common ground. First, the mechanical royalty to the songwriters. Illustrators, cartoonists, and designers get into dustups over this kind of thing all the time. Everyone is trying to get ahead, or stay afloat, in a cesspool of consumerism and its inherent marketing stench. I seriously doubt that I will be able to make more money than someone who sweeps floors or stacks shelves or works on an assembly line. I am, however, attempting to cover this topic—and many others—in my book about the history of ASCAP, which is nearly finished. Also: Having Lars Ulrich as your spokesperson is never a good idea. Or Pepsi does. As an artist and the operator of an indy label I agree with everything here. I am going to share some of your blogs with them, as they can pass the ideas to some peers. First, easy access such as downloading music just gives us more stuff to collect on our devices. It is just what you do in life!

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Surely this is a fair way to operate giving power to the people and equally ensuring the best artists receive their dues? At least once. Why is this happening? One of the sad ironies of the music industry is this: for decades, the morally responsible have been denied record contracts in favor of the libertine and the morally pliable ingenues. I might not have spent my money on a freaky krautrock album that had the potential to thrill or repel me when safer buying choices were available, but I was able to obtain the Can discography through illicit means, resulting in future purchases of more experimental albums. Artists who are able to make a living exclusively selling their work are few and far between. The industry needs to create professional products before anyone chooses to listen to them. I understand that David is arguing for a thoughtful, responsible approach to technology that allows us virtually unlimited free access to music. I think Emily, I, and most people I know who download music, would love to pay 18, or even significantly more, dollars a month in order to be able to have access to the kind of music libraries that exist outside of the official channels. Instead of this romantic notion of an-album-as-an-experience, be realistic; find a way to embrace the casual, non-committal consumer. I am probably exactly the target of this essay and I agree with most of it. I also find this all this sort of sad. This is paid regardless of whether a record is recouped or not. People listen and listen and listen and then get bored.