Music

#21

Christian music is awesome.

#22

ya know guys…

I dont purposely go into each of your threads and piss all over it, why are you doing it to mine?

#23

Since you’re in the US, it will cost you £9.99 a month.

Also, I don’t quite know why they felt the need to piss all over your thread… especially since you’re a moderator now.

#24

Sorry!

I just got carried away in the flow of pissing other BM members off - you, Catz, are actually one of the select few I wouldn’t want to do that to. So… please forgive me.

#25

wat

#26

Pounds is the currency Spotify works in, as it’s based in the UK.
£9.99 = $16.14 US as of 22:53GMT 26/01/2010.

#27

Ok I am not mad anymore.

It was funny the first time, but then it got old I guess.

So yeah, I dont really wanna hafta pay to only hear it. Besides, I pretty much got everything I needed with the exception of a couple of songs off of “Mansion Builder” that have skips in them. Skips! Can you believe it?! I thought I was done with the days of vinyl where you had to deal with skips like that. sheesh!

And they are on my favorite songs too. grrrrr!

#28

at least it sounds “warmer” or whatever bullshit people say about t hat. pretnd you are traveling back in time

#29

Apropos “warmer” and "travelling back in time:

Anno 1404 Music: The Outpost (Medieval song)

Beautiful…

#30

Monotone is more like it. I remember listening to this stuff and thinking it was so perfect to listen to.

#31

Indeed, it’s pretty meh imo.

#32

sigh why do I even try?

#33

Try what? Posting random unrelated music?

#34

forget it.

#35

I wonder… Why are you looking for Christian music in specific?

Surely, random rock songs about love and sadness etc are as good as random rock songs about Jesus H. Christ?

I can understand you not wanting to listen to the “roar the devil is a cool dude” metal, but stuff like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Fats Domino aren’t christian in theme, but are decent songs anyways.

Also: Christian Death Metal (lol)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmuxmtiK06o

#36

You bring up a very valid point ram and to be honest I am kinda clueless on what exactly is right or wrong on this. At what point is it stealing or not stealing? I can understand peer to peer sharing is wrong cuz you are accessing something that is not freely available on the internet but instead a direct link to someones puter. This I dont do. But what about when the songs are there on the net for download for free without a membership or without paying for it? Sites like mp3raid, or bomb-mp3, or a dozen others. If it is stealing then why are these sites up and running? Wouldn’t they be shut down for illegal activity? And what if I have all of the albums? Does that give me a special right to be able to download them from open sites such as those? Technically haven’t I already purchased a right to own it?

This is an honest question, and I wont mind honest answers.

#37

How bout’ some Muslim music? Hell yeah!

#38

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJQPLD1k7tQ

I own that record :awesome:

Peer to peer is no different than downloading it from a website. If you’re downloading music (from anywhere) that you haven’t purchased, it’s ‘stealing’ (not in the strictest sense, but whatever), and so shouldn’t be done if you think it’s wrong.
Unless it’s music that isn’t protected by copyright, of course.

If you own the music already, there’s nothing wrong with downloading it.

#39

Well that is the thing. I do own the music in vinyl version. I assume this offers me the right to get it also in mp3, but is this thinking wrong? :s hrug:

#40

Nope, that’s right. It’s perfectly alright for you to download it.

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