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zombywoof · 31-12-01, 08:21 AM

Reading that article, the one thing I get out of it is that Patrick Norton seems to be a hypocrite. With quotes like:

I wouldn't be so miffed if it wasn't for Coltrane.

I've railed against Napster on the air for two years. I don't swap files online. Yet, because of the rampant online theft of files

As a matter of fact, I'm on at least my second copy of the CD

In fact, I was able to create MP3 files from the disc with relative ease after figuring out the "formula" to see the CDA files on the disc.

Seemed like it was ok for him to publicly lash out at bashing file swapping but when it came to his favorite artist trying to copy protect his music, he didn't like it and went as far as to try and bypass the protection.

Who knows, this guy could have been a closet napster user. Lashing out at those who use it while downloading his favorite Coltrane tunes.

BTW........ Nanook Rubs It

Hi nanook!!

31-12-01, 08:21 AM	#6
zombywoof Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 2,160	Reading that article, the one thing I get out of it is that Patrick Norton seems to be a hypocrite. With quotes like: I wouldn't be so miffed if it wasn't for Coltrane. I've railed against Napster on the air for two years. I don't swap files online. Yet, because of the rampant online theft of files As a matter of fact, I'm on at least my second copy of the CD In fact, I was able to create MP3 files from the disc with relative ease after figuring out the "formula" to see the CDA files on the disc. Seemed like it was ok for him to publicly lash out at bashing file swapping but when it came to his favorite artist trying to copy protect his music, he didn't like it and went as far as to try and bypass the protection. Who knows, this guy could have been a closet napster user. Lashing out at those who use it while downloading his favorite Coltrane tunes. BTW........ Nanook Rubs It Hi nanook!! Last edited by zombywoof : 31-12-01 at 08:54 AM.