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English
Title:
How Music Got Free (2024)
Genre:
Documentary
Runtime:
81 min - Rating: 7.5
Director:
Cast:
Plot:
Factory worker Dell Glover becomes an early pioneer of illegal online file-sharing, sparking a global digital piracy revolution.
Factory worker Dell Glover becomes an early pioneer of illegal online file-sharing, sparking a global digital piracy revolution.
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File size : 365 MiB
Duration : 41 min 51 s
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Encoded date : 2024-06-12 04:05:02 UTC
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Encoded date : 2024-06-12 04:05:02 UTC
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by Guest-3308
on 2024-06-29 00:57:28
 | i used to love going out to buy an eagerly awaited album - it was exciting that something you waited years for was finally coming out - i would then get the bus home while reading the lyrics to the songs. the internet might be a wonderful invention but its stolen so much from us too , things would really be even better if the net never existed. |
by Guest-2923
on 2024-07-08 01:39:09
| Would it though? There are countless artists I would never even know about without the internet. Finding mp3s on Napster led directly to album purchases. Indie labels websites led from those artists to many others. I've helped musicians develop from childhood to pros on the other side of the globe. You aren't the world |
Like 2
by Guest-3110
on 2024-07-12 04:42:21
| So fully agree. The Internet is what really killed The Radio Star. Spotify gets 17,000 new artists every single DAY, there is no reduction valve for quality and 99% of funds go to just the top 1^ of famous artists. My band had a minor hit I'd guess it could be called, 3+ million unique views, and total payout: $6,000.. |
Like 0
by cryogre
on 2024-06-18 18:16:34
 | You're and 80's kid if you understand -Hold on, let me press 'record' and 'play' on my cassette deck. |
by Greaper88
on 2024-06-30 04:32:23
 | 90's kid here. I know EXACTLY what that means. lol. |
Like 1
Liked by - hayzee56
by Guest-1845
on 2024-09-13 06:28:24
| Arrrr!!! take what you can seed everything back, No Quarter to those who try and sink our ship... yo ho a pirates life 4 me until eternity.... |
by Guest-5860
on 2024-06-26 17:00:45
| I just finished the first episode and it was so good! I love that I'm a pirate! Appreciate the share, so thanks a bunch. Also a big thank you to the seeders. A/V = 10 |
by Guest-3133
on 2024-06-20 11:47:34
| The music industry was their own worst enemy. Most people didn't know about file sharing until the record companies made a big stink about it. |
by Guest-2921
on 2024-06-23 11:21:55
| thats the same as most things to be fair |
Like 1
Liked by - hayzee56
by Guest-1806
on 2024-06-24 02:57:07
| "The more you tighten your grip, Governor Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers." |
Like 3
by PacificPedro
on 2024-06-21 23:11:19
 | Thank you to the poster! Bootleg copies and command line CD ripping flash back!  |
by Wristymtry
on 2024-06-28 07:07:50
| Music was already free in the sixties. All you needed was a tape recorder and a radio. You had to wait for the songs you wanted, but they were usually played every hour or so. The main annoyance was if a DJ spoke over the start or end of a song. |
by hayzee56
on 2024-06-28 07:50:37
 | I can remember doing that. I bought my first cassette player in 60's. Did reel to reel before that. DJ's are hard to shut up at the beginning of songs, and the end at times as well. Now I DJ on an internet radio station called Channel Zee  |
Like 2
Liked by - chrislafave appdoze
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