I had read on a pretty reliable source *dont remember though... ugh...* that although it didnt make as much money, it was never about making money.
lol @ them still making tons though.
I gave them $10 for it.
I had read on a pretty reliable source *dont remember though... ugh...* that although it didnt make as much money, it was never about making money.
lol @ them still making tons though.
I gave them $10 for it.
I paid 8.50 cause it's what I had left on my paypal at the time.
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sick album imo... Never got into that much though...I think I downloaded it but never put it on my ipod or on a CD
The whole first half was ridiculous. House Of Cards is sick.
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^^A lot of bands are doing just that...
The can sell 5,000 - 10,000 albums and take in 100% profit and are making more money than most signed artist....
The internet by NO means ruined hip-hop or any genre of music....if nething it has made it plenty better.
and to just make this very clear! Illegal downloading hasnt not hurt the industry at all.
To prove that...
Overall Record Sales in 2008.... was the most EVER in history.
the only difference is that HARD COPIES (cd's etc) overall sales have dropped but LEGAL DOWNLOADING has like Tripled to make up for it and more.
so there is little to NO argument.
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Its a shame my threads allways end up like this.
I just answered your question perfectly...
..what more you want.
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satisfactionOriginally Posted by Spekz.
http://www.rapbattles.com/forum/show...7&postcount=15
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Lmao
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what's the point of this thread?
I think technology ruined hip-hop. digital albums? MP3's?
hiphop fails b/c cassettes flopped.
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The ONLY downside is people can always find a way to download established artists albums doe free... alot of people (Chamillionaire, 50 Cent, etc. ) started as Kazaa or net artists.... they would have never had a mainstream buzz any other way it DOES help underground artists break thru believe it or not. I think it does more good than bad.
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Originally Posted by Le Marv.
no body is here to satisfy you. just because something changes from tradition or what you're use to doesn't mean it isn't more successful. you're like the small business owner whining and bitching about wal mart taking over... so metaphorically speaking, either start working with wal mart, or find a new hobby and fuckin' get over it.
Thats why u have to stay on ya game
http://www.datpiff.com/canyourapcom_...ts.m34844.html
But I agree that technology killed it.
lmao @ plugging your mixtape like that.
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