EPQ research #2, +27 rep

[cocaine]

At what price would you consider physically buying an album (of 11 songs) instead of downloading it for free?

[Sarah]

I reckon £6 is decent, however I still pay for it now at the current prices. :)

[Special]

i'd be happy to buy an album for around £4, maybe a little more if it was a very good one :P

[Apple]

I usually download all of my music for free however I would probably buy an album if it was to be around £5 - £6 (I voted £6). Sadly though they are always usually above £10 which I think is just scandalous.

[Inseriousity.]

Depends on the songs.

Good songs = £5
Not-so-good songs = £3

lol im such a cheapskate

[Plebings]

why would you buy songs that are not-so-good??
I wish pop albums wern't so patchy, I can't believe so many people claim albums are amazing when they think it only has say 4 out of 10 songs they like..

ps I voted 10 as I'm happy the way it is now.

[samsaBEAR]

I think the current price is fair, but I voted £10 because really that's what it should be. Having said that, I rarely buy unless there's like a bundle deal with a shirt or something. Buying CDs for me is a waste of time because they get ripped to my PC and that's it, I'd rather show my support by getting a t-shirt/seeing the band live

[Dean]

I wouldn't really pay a tenner for an album, that's pathetic. I would rather download it legally and pay a fiver on say iTunes, but if I went out and got the physical thing, then £7.

[cocaine]

special i have to spread, probs cause you answered in my last poll and you cant just jack 54 rep off me you know what im saying blurdddddddd?

cheers everyone

[Judas]

i think 6/7 is reasonable. there are so many factors involved in the making of a physical album and the people involved in all of that need to earn a living as well, very little of album sales actually goes to the artist...