Free music download (warning: classical)

BigV · 08-02-2005, 11:57 PM

SD--

I think I was answering a question that I don't see here, strangely enough. Y'all don't hear those voices, do ya?? Anyhoo. I think the question went something like: Why is there a download rate of 1.2million for Beethoven and only 200 thousand for a Bono track for the same period. My point was that perhaps Bono's lower download numbers represent a higher saturation level already present in the online audience, and why would you download a Bono track you already had? And correspondingly, fewer people may have had the Beethoven music already, so the download, the free download let them add to their collection.

Carry on.

08-02-2005, 11:57 PM	#14
BigV Goon Squad Leader Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Seattle Posts: 27,063	SD-- I think I was answering a question that I don't see here, strangely enough. Y'all don't hear those voices, do ya?? Anyhoo. I think the question went something like: Why is there a download rate of 1.2million for Beethoven and only 200 thousand for a Bono track for the same period. My point was that perhaps Bono's lower download numbers represent a higher saturation level already present in the online audience, and why would you download a Bono track you already had? And correspondingly, fewer people may have had the Beethoven music already, so the download, the free download let them add to their collection. Carry on. __________________ Be Just and Fear Not.

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