Another good point is that the recording industry has allowed its legal distractions to take their eye off the target in regards to quality product in many cases.
I suppose that their argument is that there is not much money to be made in making high quality recordings available to the public these days because most people care about cost first and quality second with these things.
"Sad, but True" I suspect. That seems to be how things in general work these days.
I suppose that their argument is that there is not much money to be made in making high quality recordings available to the public these days because most people care about cost first and quality second with these things.
"Sad, but True" I suspect. That seems to be how things in general work these days.