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What makes you think that you can drop out of college for music when huge rockstars can barely make money anymore? You can't beat the internet. YDI totally for being delusional.
I'm gonna call YDI on this, since you released it out in Hippie-run California. That is all, good night.
you have horrible friends. Sorry man.
FYL indeed... man, that's horrible of your "friends" since they knew how much money and effort you put into this. If I got an album out and could I'd give it for free to my closest friends, but if I were broke as you seem to be saying you are, I'd definitely expect the support from those who implied they would give it! I do try to get free music as much as I can, but when I'm really a fan of someone, I get their original albums even if I don't know them... I'd definitely support a friend. Sorry to hear that, but hey, if you're dedicated I'm sure you can make money without your "friends'" support. :)
1) You shouldn't have dropped out of college (My bf is a musician, he works 40 hrs a week, I help him promote his music, & he plays shows when he isn't working) 2) Your "friends" should have told you before uploading your cd to a sharing site, but then again you should want as many people as possible to hear your music. 3) You can't go from nothing to rich & famous. It's a lot of work. Like someone else said you aren't going to be able to make money off your friends. Burn cds like crazy just to get your music out there. 4) Releasing your first cd shouldn't cost that much money. You act like your friends convinced you to drop out of school. Think for yourself. Here's my BF= http://www.myspace.com/listentotravisbrooks
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perdix, usually I love your comments but the RIAA can't even shut down p2p. their useless, because even if the OP's friends were reported the sharing site (probably bittorrent) doesn't have to give up their IP address. the OP can't prove it was them.
If the OP gives the RIAA the names and addresses of the so-called "friends" who pirated his CD, they don't need no steenking proof! I'd bet those bastards would make the crooks life unpleasant enough that they're not going steal the OP's next CD (if there ever is one (which I doubt there will be)).
''after my friends who liked my music urged me to...''
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Well that was a dumb move. Did you really think your friends would buy enough music to cover your income for the rest of your life?
Welcome to the music industry. And if it was acual money you were after then it's stupid for you to think you could make enough to get by when you're an unknown artists with one album.