They've got a guy called Anders Parker, they're from Upstate New York. They are great. For people like yourself, who kind of set themselves apart from the mainstream record business, a lot of people view the Internet and the web as the real salvation. I don't know exactly when. I am not scared of it or intimidated by it.
Computers can do anything, including automatically charging people for music.
I think it also offers a way for artists to bypass the major labels. So I am excited about it. Just think of it, even with superstar contracts and all the other costs and talent costs, the biggest cost in the record business is still diesel fuel and manpower to load trucks. What about the music-sharing system Napster. The Napster thing has to be dealt with, but they went a little far.