Am I the only one who feels bad about buying digital music?
For years, people have purchased music compact discs, records, casettes, and others to listen to music. They could play the music in their cars, homes, and anywhere else. You had control over the music. Plus, you could store it.
But with digital music, its not yours. Its a file. You won't have it in twenty years, will you? Basically, it makes more sense to pirate music and delete it without a worry than to buy music.
Whenever I buy a song on iTunes or download a free single, I don't delete it. Ever. Why? I paid for it. So, how do I store it? What do I do with it when I'm bored of it? Its weird...
I don't know, I just feel like a sentimental musicy thingy... whatever...
For years, people have purchased music compact discs, records, casettes, and others to listen to music. They could play the music in their cars, homes, and anywhere else. You had control over the music. Plus, you could store it.
But with digital music, its not yours. Its a file. You won't have it in twenty years, will you? Basically, it makes more sense to pirate music and delete it without a worry than to buy music.
Whenever I buy a song on iTunes or download a free single, I don't delete it. Ever. Why? I paid for it. So, how do I store it? What do I do with it when I'm bored of it? Its weird...
I don't know, I just feel like a sentimental musicy thingy... whatever...