23 December 2005, 04:39 UTC#1
Tabs are now illegal apparently Sites like Mx tabs and the like have been down recently cause of this. It's fucking stupid.
23 December 2005, 04:42 UTC#2
wow im opretty sure this isnt gunna go over right.... thats bullshit.
sooooooo amny people that dont know how to read music.
23 December 2005, 04:46 UTC#3
thats lame, but ohh well.
23 December 2005, 04:54 UTC#4
QUOTE(Duran @ Dec 23 2005, 04:46 AM) [snapback]250231[/snapback]
thats lame, but ohh well.
23 December 2005, 06:44 UTC#5
That's SO fucking lame... And it pisses me off... Image file not present in the recovered backup
23 December 2005, 10:47 UTC#6
That's why it was down, I just got my guitars fixed and back
So what's going on I can't be assed to read the article...
23 December 2005, 10:48 UTC#7
QUOTE(Rikki @ Dec 22 2005, 10:42 PM) [snapback]250228[/snapback]
wow im opretty sure this isnt gunna go over right.... thats bullshit.
sooooooo amny people that dont know how to read music.
23 December 2005, 11:41 UTC#8
QUOTE(JohnBorDumB @ Dec 23 2005, 06:44 AM) [snapback]250282[/snapback]
That's SO fucking lame... And it pisses me off... Image file not present in the recovered backup
23 December 2005, 11:46 UTC#9
So are they saying that we should have to buy the tab books to learn their music? Like we're stealing their songs or something by having other people tell us how to play them... Soon we won't be able to do much if these things keep popping up
23 December 2005, 11:50 UTC#10
I'm not sure, but if that's the case that's like saying posting news articles online is a bad thing because newspapers won't make as much money.
It's a shame music isn't about music anymore, it's all about the $$$.
23 December 2005, 12:17 UTC#11
Then again to be honest, thought about this when I was in atn, was like if loads of people coppied our music, I'd be happy they were listening to it but I would want to reap some kind of reward, I think they deserve to get money for it, but to be honest I've got like over a grand's worth of copied cd's so bit of a hypocrit. It's just too easy
23 December 2005, 12:34 UTC#12
That is fucking ridiculous.
23 December 2005, 12:41 UTC#13
QUOTE(nowhere @ Dec 23 2005, 12:50 PM) [snapback]250403[/snapback]
I'm not sure, but if that's the case that's like saying posting news articles online is a bad thing because newspapers won't make as much money.
It's a shame music isn't about music anymore, it's all about the $$$.
No change there then.
23 December 2005, 13:16 UTC#14
This is lame. But they just want to show they own the internet so people get scared and stop downloading shit.
I dont see how they think they can tell peoplewhat to do.
I dont see why companys dont exploit the fact that people download music and read this... why dont they just build there own websites and stick adds all over or something.... instead of shutting people down and taking people to court.... theys much better ways to go about it.
23 December 2005, 13:18 UTC#15
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Mr Keiser said he did not just want to shut websites and impose fines, saying if authorities can "throw in some jail time I think we'll be a little more effective".
Yeah because you control the law you female named twat.
23 December 2005, 17:45 UTC#16
They should just make all those sites in some third world country, so they have no control.
