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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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back in the 90s people would tape songs off the radio, and it was a common and cherished figment of culture -- but if you told someone today you were recording off spotify, it's perfectly likely they could think it was some sort of copyright fraud. [hell, it might be!]
what exactly is the fucking danger of not having copyright? would anyone willing to spend $20 on the official copy suddenly just buy a random bootleg for $15? you'd probably trust the proper company, and if anything build a better reputation having better quality than random fly-by-night shops