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Old 02-13-2012, 10:40 AM   #78
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Originally Posted by cfrizz View Post
If music revenues are down it is because we consumers now have the ability to buy our music per song and not be stuck buying a more expensive album for one or two songs surrounded by 8 other garbage pieces.

It might be a small loss for record companies, but a win for us consumers. When these companies start finding real talent that can put out albums that all 10 songs are worth purchasing the album for, we will continue only buying the one or two songs we actually like.
Or they need to get out the album mold and just publish good songs, not adding filler to make an album.

That said, there are many top songs that were just done to fill in space originally. Smoke on the Water comes to mind.
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