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In this case, the record label and by extension the employees of the record label lost out on their share of the $1 you should arguably have spent on the track.
by byoung2 16y ago
In this case, the record label and by extension the employees of the record label lost out on their share of the $1 you should arguably have spent on the track. (assuming an itunes download at approximately market price).
The year was 1998, and there was no iTunes. My only other alternative was to buy the full CD at $12-17. As a poor college student, I could only afford to buy maybe 3 CD's a year, and Fastball's album would not have been one of them. I would therefore never have heard the song (or paid for it) and never would have gone to the Viper room.
- AlexC04 16y agoThen so be it. You're using a post-hoc justification of the end result to claim that the piracy was acceptable. It wasn't.