In the end, I don't think it helped their career, and Ticketmaster probably came off better than they did by a substantial amount. We try to give people an opportunity to buy tickets at face value, without service charges as extreme as Ticketmaster's. We can sell as many as half the tickets to our shows that way. At least, so I've been told. I've never been on a computer in my life.
Ignorance is bliss.
You still allow fans to tape your shows. I would be upset if someone put one of our studio CDs out on Napster. I'm sure Limp Bizkit would be upset if their first album was available on Napster before they got a chance to put it in stores. But I've got a great job, and there are a lot of bigger problems in the world than whether Napster succeeds or fails. I'm sure Napster is hurting our sales.