i dont think most people esturndand that most bands are in debt to their record lables.if you love a band and want them to tour or get in the studio for their next album ya got to buy their release.if you dontsupport them they will be dropped. the 1# album in the u.s.for 2009 was taylor swift at 3 million. thats it!this number scares me. people aren t buying music their stealing it.country music sales are going down the midwest has figured how to steal too. i am a U2 fan their latest album sold 1 million in the us,yet they had the single most succesful tour for all of 2009.so when i am fed ex field with 86,000 people paying to see u2 i know that there is a portion of the audience that stole their album and dont care. bands big or small have overhead.regardless if a band has sold 100 million records or if they are selling music out of their trunk theft is theft.clearly the record companies have made mistakes,making rare recordings available over the internet in the mid ninetys would have been a good start oops or lowering the price on cds like they did for vhsremember 89.95 how about 29.95 then the average price went down to 14.95 and so on.so i walk in to sam goody ok mine are closed i walk into tower records ok not there either but the point is someone tells me check out killing joke i go to a store and the albums only 5 dollars.yeah i ll buy it and a handful more.itunes price fair ,not really but its a start.

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