What was the last CD you bought?

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Matt-4542

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Gym Class Heroes "The Quilt"

kind of a waste .

Kim_817

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Zero5000X

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"]Only if torture get's you excited too :oops:Matt-4542

Of course:oops::twisted:

Thread. Succesfully. Hijacked.

We're getting too good at this, it isn't even a challenge anymore.

Im facing a challange right now. Kinna sorta, not really :P

We need to find a more difficult thread to hijack.

Be quick about it, I have nothing better to do and can't jack a thread alone.

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Matt-4542

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

well now you have.

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Matt-4542

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Intellectual content has no business being "owned". Physical media does, until the Star Trek Replicator comes to fruition, then we really have food for thought.

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...burpysmurph

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Intellectual content has no business being "owned". Physical media does, until the Star Trek Replicator comes to fruition, then we really have food for thought.

[QUOTE="burpysmurph"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Matt-4542

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Intellectual content has no business being "owned". Physical media does, until the Star Trek Replicator comes to fruition, then we really have food for thought.

If I think up the word "fareratadfvvfgede" and write it on a piece of paper do I now own that word?

[QUOTE="burpysmurph"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...Matt-4542

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Intellectual content has no business being "owned". Physical media does, until the Star Trek Replicator comes to fruition, then we really have food for thought.

An idea or concept (music, television, games, and movies included) should not be considered proprietary beyond an acknowledgment of who created them. Information for the purposes of entertainment or other dissemination of knowledge has no business being considered a "commodity" in it's own right in today's day and age.

Physical non-replicateable objects do for the time being, until they are able to be replicated, much like your grandmothers 19th century dining table. Then we shall talk about the morality of duplication.

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="burpysmurph"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"]people still buy CDs? Next you're gonna tell me people still pay for movies...burpysmurph

Its like saying-
Yeah, I really like your music/movie but theyre not worth anything.

it was more or less a joke... but have you ever heard the phrase: "Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it belongs to you?"

Intellectual content has no business being "owned". Physical media does, until the Star Trek Replicator comes to fruition, then we really have food for thought.

An idea or concept (music, television, games, and movies included) should not be considered proprietary beyond an acknowledgment of who created them. Information for the purposes of entertainment or other dissemination of knowledge has no business being considered a "commodity" in it's own right in today's day and age.

Physical non-replicateable objects do for the time being, until they are able to be replicated, much like your grandmothers 19th century dining table. Then we shall talk about the morality of duplication.

Elements of Life- Tiesto

Matt-4542, that is not the right attitude. You are like my 7YO who gets frustrated by extracurricular tuition and chooses to just tune out rather than stick with it and receive a superior education.

All the best, nonetheless.

Matt-4542, that is not the right attitude. You are like my 7YO who gets frustrated by extracurricular tuition and chooses to just tune out rather than stick with it and receive a superior education.

All the best, nonetheless.

burpysmurph

If I want to learn, then Ill watch Discover Channel and go to school x)

Elements of Life- Tiesto

Mafiree

That's good, but not as good as Elements of Pee-Drinking - Urinal Confessional.

[QUOTE="burpysmurph"]

Matt-4542, that is not the right attitude. You are like my 7YO who gets frustrated by extracurricular tuition and chooses to just tune out rather than stick with it and receive a superior education.

All the best, nonetheless.

Matt-4542

If I want to learn, then Ill watch Discover Channel and go to school x)

You are right to a point- I come here for personal amusement, and so do you.

Elements of Life- Tiesto

Mafiree

I love taht album! its excellent

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="burpysmurph"]

Matt-4542, that is not the right attitude. You are like my 7YO who gets frustrated by extracurricular tuition and chooses to just tune out rather than stick with it and receive a superior education.

All the best, nonetheless.

burpysmurph

If I want to learn, then Ill watch Discover Channel and go to school x)

You are right to a point- I come here for personal amusement, and so do you.

Man, you come here to start stupid arguements.

stadium arcadium.

Cradle Of Filth - Godspeed On The Devils Thunder

Black Holes and Revelations - Musemastetofthedark

Very good album :)

Psycroptic - Ob(servant)

Great album, liking it a lot.

The last physical cd I bought would probably be Coldplay's Viva la Vida.

All That Remains- This Darkened Heart

It is seriously almost better than The Fall of Ideals... which is my favorite metal album.

If you like metalcore/thrash metal/speed metal/hardcore awesomeness... buy this.

Perfect Symmetry by Keane.

Raphael Saadiq - The Way I See It

Some of the best R&B/soul to hit the music industry in a long time. The cd is like a time machine to the olden days where words like Shawty, Boo, Ma, Booty and Skeet didn't make it into romantic songs.

Sigur Ros's ()
and
Portishead's Dummy