Comments on: Dave’s Lounge #161 (w/ Listener Poll)

By: eduardo veleiros

eduardo veleiros — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 17:02:18 +0000

hi dave like this pod cast because of nathalie walker singed dusk i liked i like i loved all podcasts okok i dont speak every thing was inglish i love this web site ok good bye

By: Robert Fischer

Robert Fischer — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:36:47 +0000

Hope I didn’t get into this conversation too late, but I’d vote to continue to pimp eMusic, since it’s at least a nice alternative to the dominant (and lower-artist-revenue) iTunes and Amazon.

By: mark mcfarland

mark mcfarland — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 03:26:18 +0000

You should continue to promote emusic. It’s a valid choice and alternative to the others. No one, other than politicians and Presidents, likes monopolies. You are right that emusic will stlll be cheaper, and you can tailor you monthly membership at a click to suit your needs. It’s still pretty good.

By: Nina Cartaxo

Nina Cartaxo — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 02:18:19 +0000

I also like emusic a lot. I cant buy from Itunes here in Brazil, and most other places don’t sell beyound seas ….

I think in times like this, I can understand a rise in a price even if that’s a mp3. I will go on with emusic… Hope you do too…

I just loved this episode!!!!!

regards

Nina Cartaxo

By: Norine Braun

Norine Braun — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 02:34:16 +0000

Thanks for spreading the love chill of Be Brave Dave

By: Waynebo

Waynebo — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:08:13 +0000

I’ll stick with e-music and Dave, I hope you do too. The fact is that they have to be profitable for not only themselves, but for the labels they sell music for. I am also an artist with music for sale on e-music and appreciate that angle first-hand. (King Midas “The Afterglow EP”, check it out). As much as I love getting tracks for $.25 a piece, I knew it couldn’t realistically last forever. I don’t think they’re abandoning indie music because all of the stuff I love is still there. They need more subscribers to stay profitable and the sony deal should help that. If anything, it helps to make sure they will still be around. 50 or 60 cent per track (or whatever it is) is still a great deal. And you still find stuff on e-music that you don’t find elsewhere. I’m stayin’!

By: travis

travis — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 20:57:36 +0000

i’ll probably stick with emusic one or two more months to see what the selection is like. i doubt i’ll be interested in most of the new stuff, though the max 10 credits per album is a potentially nice feature.
but after i download a few more albums ive been meaning to get, i’ll probably ditch emusic and try out aime street.
i sense a coming need for an affordable, quality music download site which focuses on indie music. hopefully aime st or bandcamp can step up and fill that gap.