Music fans and Musicians against the RIAA

Discussões ativas

radio_nihil comentou sobre “Favourite artists that aren't riaa affiliated” (20)   18 minutos atrás

forallthecows6 comentou sobre “CD's are Bullshit.” (12)   Terça à tarde

“last.fm Userdata (+IPs!!) given to the RIAA” maio de 2009

Superfreund comentou sobre “Calling all musicians: Please support my online music marketing…” abril de 2009

Nyssis comentou sobre “French Court Rules in Favor of P2P” (11)   fevereiro de 2009

• Wylin_Out escreveu:
  Quarta à tarde

  Creative Commons for the win.

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Wylin_Out

• nickvb escreveu:
  Mês passado

  this group is so fucking indie

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para nickvb

• loicer escreveu:
  abril de 2009

  If you like darker stuff, like deathrock, post-punk, goth-rock, neofolk, dark ambient, or industrial, there is now a group here on last.fm, called FREE DARK MUSIC, with tons of connected artists within these genres who upload and share their tracks for free. And if you don't like those genres, the group is there anyway.

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para loicer

• 1111222334 escreveu:
  abril de 2009

  if you oppose the RIAA, simply do not buy or download music by artists who are supported by the RIAA. better yet, don't buy any music. eventually the industry will collapse and the only music left will be made by artists who have no interest in profit. there are thousands of artists currently that release music for free under the (already mentioned) creative commons license. see some of the most recent releases here: http://www.phlow.de/netlabels/index.php/New_Netlabel_Releases

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para 1111222334

• final_alert escreveu:
  março de 2009

  Boom. Creative Commons > *

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para final_alert

• WebCM escreveu:
  março de 2009

  A lot of artists spread their music for free. Instead of downloading huge amounts of tracks from P2P, just support Creative Commons musicians. :)

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para WebCM

• Necro_von_Gore escreveu:
  março de 2009

  1337 members N>I<C>E

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Necro_von_Gore

• Markmire escreveu:
  março de 2009

  32k+ songs on my computer. How many are by Metallica? ZERO

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Markmire

• TheShadowstorm escreveu:
  março de 2009

  Highly ironic charts here. Metallica? REALLY PEOPLE? What the fuck? Hypocrisy at its finest.

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para TheShadowstorm

• mikepav escreveu:
  março de 2009

  so you all listen to metallica for the sake of irony?

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para mikepav

• Markmire escreveu:
  março de 2009

  http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/cyberone/riaa/

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Markmire

• Markmire escreveu:
  março de 2009

  More bad news for Cary Sherman and his gang of thugs at the RIAA.... http://www.p2pnet.net/story/14792

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Markmire

• Markmire escreveu:
  março de 2009

  The reign of the RIAA extortionists is coming to an end soon now that Harvard Law School professor Charles Nesson has stopped waiting for the RIAA to go after a harvard student and has taken up the case of a Boston College student. You have to read this.... http://techdirt.com/articles/20081030/0203582685.shtml ... I can't wait for the class action lawsuit seeking restitution and punative damage for all the victims of the 6 years of RIAA extortion ...

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Markmire

• hotdog963al escreveu:
  março de 2009

  http://www.imagenerd.com/uploads/1337-avsOX.gif

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para hotdog963al

• blubloblu escreveu:
  março de 2009

  I'm sure this has been posted before but: www.riaaradar.com

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para blubloblu

• shaunt91 escreveu:
  fevereiro de 2009

  Last.fm has denied it though....

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para shaunt91

• shaunt91 escreveu:
  fevereiro de 2009

  Well, Last.fm isnt going to help the fight. tl;dr = last.fm just handed over listening data to the riaa

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para shaunt91

• nickstu escreveu:
  fevereiro de 2009

  http://www.last.fm/music/Aaxskfg

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para nickstu

• Anisoptero escreveu:
  fevereiro de 2009

  Also, some majors (RIAA friends, evil) were taking on "off" artists taking risks because they could afford it - one-hit wonders were the safety and pretty much paid for those acts who needed time to build up the fan base as all "unusual" music does. See Radiohead who are somehow the hymn of the anti-RIAA. Those began with EMI - go to the list of the enemies. Would they get to where they are without EMI? Try to seriously think where everybody knows Radiohead from.

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Anisoptero

• Anisoptero escreveu:
  fevereiro de 2009

  Not giving you my oppinion, just the facts: 1. The fans love the indie (not RIAA) artist, they share and promote its music via p2p, IM and so forth; 2. The artist sells less, gains less, has less to spend in studio; 3. The next album, if it is to be made at all, is made in a week (recording, mix, mastering); 3. The quality is, to say the least, low, the fans are disappointed, pretty much ditch the artist; 4. Artist's label drops the artist / Indie label is no longer viable - no money / Self-produced artist has fallen into oblivion; 5. Majors release another batch of clones the non-protesting mass simply buy paying the RIAA blooduckers, the revolted anti-RIAA folks won't consume such music (or won't they?); 6. Majors are taking even less risks taking on new projects and go with the well-established scheme: tested artists, tested recording studios. In the end indie artists, labels and recording studios close down, majors always find a way, people hate RIAA listening to Franz Ferdinand ;)

  Exibir perfil | Deixar uma mensagem para Anisoptero