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The British record industry may sue internet song-swappers as part of a new campaign against online piracy.

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typical o the money-grabbing, daylight robbers and fat-cats
that run the record industry and con the public.
...and just as i'm considering an ipod.

You can still have one of those ....just copy every cd you own and borrow lots from family and friends.

I saw a report in The Mail on ipods the other day Ade, says the batteries only last 2 hours in them.

...the same length, as Girls A-lout's career then.

Ade what are you talking about? Girl's Aloud are still going strong, whether you love em or hate em

they may be still going, but not "strong",
by any stretch of the imagination.
They're last single, the cover version of "Jump",
sold poorly and it's an indication of their
steady demise.

yeah record producer friend of mine said that their last two singles sold poor and there are people already whispering that there on the slide

I think also the reason single sales are poor is because more people are tending to buy albums rather than singles.

Not the right thread, I know, but Bren - I love your avatar!

Jules you are a rebel

yeah -careful, the Moderators and Thought Police,
will be onto you!!

The record industry is useless to say the least.......Allow people to sample music before buying it??Never!!They must not hear a single chord!!Some seem to have realised it's useless to try and stop it now at least......

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