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Interview with the King of Pirates (900,000+ songs downloaded)

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tedtropy

$50/hour, but no kissing on the lips and colors must be pre-separated
Well, I hope he's cool with lube-less anal sex, 'cause you know where that guy's going. :lol
 
He seriously underestimates how many songs there are if he thinks he has a remote chance at collecting every song ever recorded. I own about 90 DVDs worth of MP3s, mostly electronic songs (jungle, trance, house, etc), and i'd say it represents maybe 3% of all the electronic songs ever recorded, at the most.

There is probably 5000 new songs recorded a day. There is no way in hell he can get close to it. His present collection of 900,000 MP3s is probably about 1% of the songs out there IMO.
 

MetatronM

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Doug: Sure. Why not? I am preserving our history. When the world goes up in flames in this jihad against all things Western, music will be one of the first casualties. I want to preserve that. No matter what it costs.
Y'know, Doug, history would have a great chance of being preserved if you weren't afraid of sharing a copy of your rare Mick Jagger song with the interviewer. A couple jihadists at your storage locations and it's all gone.
 

sonatinas

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I'm pretty sure his house is full of junk. He' is probably a mass hoarder and a pack rat. Also, im curious what his classical/jazz collection is like; I hope it isnt full of a bunch of CDs done by some random east European orchestra.
 

Fifty

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sonatinas said:
I'm pretty sure his house is full of junk. He' is probably a mass hoarder and a pack rat. Also, im curious what his classical/jazz collection is like; I hope it isnt full of a bunch of CDs done by some random east European orchestra.

How sure?


"When I pulled into the driveway of the King of the Pirates, an upper middle class neighborhood of stylish homes and SUV’s, Infiniti’s, and more Mini-Coopers than necessary, I was surprised by the normalcy of it all. His home was nothing short of spectacular, his wife a mid-30’s ex-underwear model (honest!), and his two kids well groomed, apparently intelligent, and very wired. (As in technology, not ADD) This is not the home I would have thought would be the enclave of someone out to pirate the hell out of the music industry. This was going to be very interesting…"
 

border

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I think that at best, you could hope to collect every song ever recorded and commercially released on CD. This would exclude all the stuff that never made the transition from LP to CD, and exclude the millions of idiots who are making awful techno/rap music with a piece of software and the touch of a button. You would have to exclude any music like that, that allows people with next-to-no skill to produce and distribute trash over the internet.

I am preserving our history. When the world goes up in flames in this jihad against all things Western, music will be one of the first casualties. I want to preserve that. No matter what it costs.
:lol

Paging Mr. Nutball.....paging Mr. Nutball.....please come to the front desk. There is a message for you...
 
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