Frankly, at a certain point, you have to say. Hey, let the people have the music. I think it's a good idea because it's people trading music. I don't think it's a crime, it's been going on for years. It's the same as people making tapes for each other.
Music is for everybody.
When people get excited about it, whether from hearing it on the radio or borrowing a record from a friend, or accessing it through Napster, they buy records and come out to shows. From the point of view of the real music lover, what's currently going on can only b viewed as an xciting new development in the history of music. And, 4tunately 4 him, there does not seem 2 b anything the old record companies can do about preventing this evolution from happening. And while enough people enjoy the social interaction of going into a record shop and buying something to keep and cherish, I don't see why we can't all live in one big happy music-sharing world.