Lending CD's and records.

[Flosshilde]

All well and good, but what I was immediately responding to was your misleading assertion that "Theft of intelectulal[sic] property is always against the artists' interests." By and large, yes, but not "always".

Ah, but if the artists invite people to use their material for free, then it's not theft, is it?

[Beef Oven]

I can understand the reservations about lending LPs but CDs? I'm happy to lend them (DVDs and Blu-rays too) and I'm especially chuffed if the performances ignite interest/enthusiasm in the lendee.

Yeah, I learnt me lesson in the 70s with vinyl, can't see a problem with CDs.

However, I did lend someone 2 CDs once and they came back with posessive apostrophes.

[Old Grumpy]

Yeah, I learnt me lesson in the 70s with vinyl, can't see a problem with CDs.

However, I did lend someone 2 CDs once and they came back with posessive apostrophes.

Yeah, I thought that too.

[cloughie]

Yeah, I thought that too.

Me too but I didn't want to risk the wrath of the 'Anti-picky Police'

[Old Grumpy]

Me too but I didn't want to rsk the wrath of the 'Anti-picky Police'

OK, where do we stand on "box sets"*


* Yes that's a very nice set of boxes you have, Sir!

OG

[cloughie]

OK, where do we stand on "box sets"*



OG

Not advised unless they are strong boxes and even then, in the middle so as not to tip them over!

[Beef Oven]

Me too but I didn't want to risk the wrath of the 'Anti-picky Police'

That's not like you Cloughie!

[Beef Oven]

Not advised unless they are strong boxes and even then, in the middle so as not to tip them over!