Whats Wrong With The Music Industry?: Lack Of Respect For The Consumer

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Overview: We bought the Record/Tape/Cd of our favorite artist and moved on. Sometimes we were surprised to find that the "Number 1! single" on the album was actually the only Good song on it in the first place. Maybe the ridiculous amount of play the song got on the radio prompted us to buy the single, and that single was good enough for us to purchase the full album. How many times we spend money on an album, only to discover two of your favorite songs. But a change was coming.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jun 2007

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