Comments on: Hello, Reality? Please Come Back http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/ A Kevlar-Burrito Full Of Meat Fri, 09 Jan 2009 07:58:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: vidde http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/comment-page-1/#comment-84161 vidde Thu, 18 Oct 2007 15:21:06 +0000 http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/#comment-84161 Well I'm NOT a member of STIM for just these reasons, and if Siba wants to play my music, they can just go ahead. Well I’m NOT a member of STIM for just these reasons, and if Siba wants to play my music, they can just go ahead.

]]> By: MrArboc http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/comment-page-1/#comment-84122 MrArboc Thu, 18 Oct 2007 05:08:17 +0000 http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/#comment-84122 I would like to see Antipiratbyrån suing Telia because people use their service to download copyrighted material. That might actually start a really interesting debate! I would like to see Antipiratbyrån suing Telia because people use their service to download copyrighted material. That might actually start a really interesting debate!

]]> By: Andreas http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/comment-page-1/#comment-84105 Andreas Thu, 18 Oct 2007 00:19:09 +0000 http://blog.isecore.net/2007/10/17/hello-reality-please-come-back/#comment-84105 I would be happy to let SIBA (and anyone else) use my music for these kind of demos - for free. Now, I am a member of STIM as well so I would probably be considered an evil pirate for violating the copyright for MY OWN songs. But sometimes I get ashamed of the way the commercial music industry works... There is a serious lack of common sense in many ways. And it is a shame since it hurts both the commercial artists and the labels. If the industry continues to act like this, I am pretty sure that non-commercial and open-licenced music will become even more popular - and STIM and all the poor commercial artists will sell even less. Why pay half a million to use commercial music when there are hundreds of thousands of free songs available on the web that work just as well for demonstrating the sound quality of SIBAs products? By the way, check out http://www.traxinspace.com/ for some good songs. Free songs. Non-commercial songs. :) I would be happy to let SIBA (and anyone else) use my music for these kind of demos - for free. Now, I am a member of STIM as well so I would probably be considered an evil pirate for violating the copyright for MY OWN songs. But sometimes I get ashamed of the way the commercial music industry works…

There is a serious lack of common sense in many ways. And it is a shame since it hurts both the commercial artists and the labels. If the industry continues to act like this, I am pretty sure that non-commercial and open-licenced music will become even more popular - and STIM and all the poor commercial artists will sell even less. Why pay half a million to use commercial music when there are hundreds of thousands of free songs available on the web that work just as well for demonstrating the sound quality of SIBAs products?

By the way, check out http://www.traxinspace.com/ for some good songs. Free songs. Non-commercial songs. :)

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