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From Sorcerer:
"Umm...I really don't agree with the money making scheme thing. First of all, any greatest hits thing has a few new songs, which hopefully at least one will spin off into a great single and hit." Sorcerer, I don't know how old you are, but you are either naive of just plain too young. The reason that labels and bands put new songs in Greatest Hits albums is to make you go out and buy them. That is a money-grubbing scheme. Think about it. Do you think that besides the 50 people who post here regularly the American listening public at large is going to go out and buy another Greatest Hits from Fleetwood Mac if there's nothing new on it? Wake up. And let me go out on a limb here, if this Greatest Hits package sells more than say a million and a half, I will be shocked. The music business has changed. Anyone with a decent computer can download tracks off the web. Do you think people are going to flock to the stores to buy this recycled stuff? Please, the reason they will put in a couple of new songs and an alternative take or two in this thing is so you will buy it. I for one, will download the new stuff. Somewhere, there will be a site that has it. As for the rest, I already have it. |
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