PE discusses AP.net

[ahorriblemess]

I was kidding. I had a feeling it would be misinterpreted. I just can't stand "emoticons" but I guess this is a good example of why I should use them anyway.

[Ivanovich]

Sorry to bring this up, but I found it so funny. I used to post on PE like 8 years ago, the site is total bullshit. I finally quit the board when they demanded members pay to post there. Surprised anyone still takes them seriously. I mean, wtf, the site is just a PR front for a label, and they ask you to pay to use it???

[ungovernable]

I finally quit the board when they demanded members pay to post there.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA are you serious ???

PE is a big joke, anarchist asking membership fees to post on their forum hahah... Obviously they didn't do it because everyone would leave..

Since we had a fight with them i've heard so many stories about them, it's worst than what i could ever imagine...

I can't believe they call other peoples thieves...

[ASA]

don't think that is the case anymore, yea anarchys a competition, *sigh, ungovernable your're being unreasonble, i laugh at the viral spam that has arrived on this site and the people who support it

[Bentheanarchist]

Dan is a greedy bastard. plain and simple.

Exactly

[ViciousCesar!]

I'll start by pointing out that I have quite a few PE releases in my music collection. But, Dan's stance on free downloads really upsets me. First and foremost it's a purely capitalist mentality. He's putting importance on his earnings before that of using punk/crust as a way to spread and expand the anarchist/free thinking community. The next thing is the fact that free downloads are arguably 'good for business'. I've been into this shit for over 12 years and there is still some great music out there I have not had the pleasure of listening to. So if I come across a PE record I haven't heard yet, I'd like the ability to download it and sample it before spending what little money I have on a record, which I could regret purchasing later. If I enjoy the download (granted if it's still in print) I'll most likely purchase the actual record. I like having the lyrics and original artwork, because in reality that is usually as, if not more, important than the music itself. And lastly, let's face it, if somebody doesn't have enough money to buy music, they won't purchase it whether or not it's available for download.

[Bentheanarchist]

Dan loves his money so much he would sell off the revolution for $3 to $20 to be use in his own selfish way.