Thrown Down - the song
 

Does anyone know where I can download the thrown down version from SYW?

How about itunes or amazon?

I mean't to say for free?

*gulp*

You don't have the album?

It is the only one I don't have and the one I've wanted the most for about 6 months! Hopefully I'll get it soon.

Um, well if you don't have a dollar to spend on it, then maybe you don't deserve to have it.

Isn't it just 99 cents on iTunes and Amazon?

Just so you know ILoveFM, this board has a policy against posting commercially available songs or albums.

Oh sorry, I didn't know that. I won't ask again :)

I bought my SYW CD on Amazon for $5 :)

You can find the single version of Thrown Down on Buckinghamnicks.net, though! I prefer that version to the album.
~Rhiya

Wow! Only 5$ ? Not bad! I went to our Best Buy and wanted to buy the limited editon but they didn't have it, so I'll see if Amazon has it tommorrow. I love the album version, and already have the 'single' verison on my I-Pod, I really wouldn't have asked if I knew. Sorry ya'll!

You don't love FM! :shocked:

Hey, I don't buy music usually.. but I did buy $150 tickets to their concert :P.

Although everyone seems quite happy to post illegally obtained demos and bootlegs. Weird world isn't it? :shrug:

Well no, because the band aren't losing money by us trading a bootleg (given that the vast majority of people who collect bootlegs have all the commercially available material anyway). But if I posted Say You Will on this board the band would probably lose quite a few sales but if I posted a bootleg of a concert the only person losing a sale would be somebody illegally selling it. IMO anyway.
At the end of the day it's up to Michele what she wants posted on the board, and I know if I were her I wouldn't want to get in trouble with Warner for posting tracks and albums you can easily buy. Plus most bands don't mind bootlegs, or overlook it as long as they aren't sold.

I have to agree here. Moreover, even though they release a live CD and DVD of the SYW tour, most boot collectors I know (and I know many) chomped at the bit to buy the commercially release live stuff because of the superior quality. In the end, boots, demos, etc. are not IMO (mostly supported by the facts and the opinions of many artists) responsible for the loss of sales. I think they actually add to sales because they make you want the real product. What lessens sales is people who do not want to spend the $10-$15 to buy the product and illegally download it off Limewire and the like. You can rationalize it all you want, but the latter is thievery, no two ways about it. Moreover, I highly doubt anyone stealing that product would take too kindly to someone saying "oh - you are rich enough" - and then stealing from them, expecting them to work for free, etc.