I agree. I'd much rather own a physical CD. It's almost as if mp3s cheapen music...in that it's much easier to delete a couple of files than it is to throw a CD in the trash.
Matt
On Jul 30, 2006, at 5:42 PM, Krispen Hartung wrote: I sure am. I have all of the CDs going through all of the digital distribution as well. All in all, I don't really do this for the money, yet I have waffled back and forth on this notion of whether I should give my CDs away, sell them for standard market price, or severely discounted. It is a tough call, and pretty much based on one's personal values on the matter....BUT, for me, the gist is that I never want to generate a situation as an artist when someone can't own one of my CDs simply because they can't afford it, or because they have too many other CDs on their list and mine isn't the the highest priority. I'd rather give my CDs away or mark them down to CD Baby's cost, then not have folks listening to my music. And, believe it or not, I am of the generation who still enjoys owning and having a physical CD. When I produce a CD, the artwork on the sleeves is just as much a part of the production as the music. It all fits together into a theme. I like for people to have my physical CDs, not just the MP3s and digital art. If they don't they are missing a significant element of the production. Kris
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