> > DJ's should be paying for the music they're playing. They are, separately from obtaining the material. Look up "performing rights" (which is specifically f

> > DJ's should be paying for the music they're playing. They are, separately from obtaining the material. Look up "performing rights" (which is specifically for songs; it's analogous for recordings, can't remember the exact name now). > Also, using .mp3 as DJ is unwritten crime. I would like to meet the person who can hear problems with well-encoded 320kbps mp3 when played in a crowded and noisy club.