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what is your favorite means of procuring legitimate, licensed copies of software and media

Farted by VCRClock, August 12, 2012, 09:18:54 PM

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VCRClock

<Marlin Clock> This thread seems proof positive that divisiveness at any level is usually bad for the Clock Crew.
<PhantomCatClock> are we talking about the same clock crew


pop-tart

I like to hit up flea markets, garage sales, resale shops, goodwill store, vintage vinyl stores.

No joke. You find some bad ass shit.

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pop-tart

Last year I was at one of those church fund raising type sales and found some promo 12" vinyl picture disk of Stinkfist by Tool.

For fifty cents.

I gave them a five and told them to keep the change.

Flash forward a few days.


'David, what is this?'

'It's a record, Gramma.'

'It's creepy looking.'

'The song is about anal fisting... but only as a metaphor for how desensitized the human race is becoming.'

'Wha.. where did you get this thing?'

'Pastor Willis.'

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VCRClock

I buy used CDs when I can and use iTunes when it's cheaper, but I spend a ridiculous amount of my time and money crate-digging.
<Marlin Clock> This thread seems proof positive that divisiveness at any level is usually bad for the Clock Crew.
<PhantomCatClock> are we talking about the same clock crew

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buttplug

I just don't buy music really.

I usually get my software through digital downloads.

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Quote from: Buttplug;1916402I just don't buy music really.

I usually get my software through digital downloads.

piracy alert wadeplzban

AlbinoClock

I force old ladies to download it for me at gunpoint, then I have them sell it to me second-hand.

Slurpee

I record off the radio before every song and if it's not the song I wanted I rewind the cassette and start over


Wait is that legal or is that just what music piracy was before napster


clockradioclock

Quote from: Slurpee;1916487I record off the radio before every song and if it's not the song I wanted I rewind the cassette and start over


Wait is that legal or is that just what music piracy was before napster

It might have been legal as long as you didn't sell it / redistribute it, but don't quote me on that.
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FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

The music industry had PSA campaigns against recording off the radio or copying cassettes back in the day. They made it seem like some big moral issue. PC games of course had this.



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