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http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365
John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? |
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Arny Krueger wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365 John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? Since you "borrowed" this item off RAHE...the answer is no. This whole argument of % of RIAA sales is bogus to me anyway. I already know that my favs are shared by a fraction of the masses..probably even less than Ludovics and Pauls. Wait a sec...does that mean I can be even snobbier than they are? ScottW |
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#3
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ScottW wrote: Arny Krueger wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365 John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? Since you "borrowed" this item off RAHE...the answer is no. This whole argument of % of RIAA sales is bogus to me anyway. I already know that my favs are shared by a fraction of the masses..probably even less than Ludovics and Pauls. Wait a sec...does that mean I can be even snobbier than they are? ScottW ++++++++++++++++++++++ ScottW defines snobbery: " This whole argument of % of RIAA sales is bogus to me anyway. I already know that my favs are shared by a fraction of the masses..probably even less than Ludovics and Pauls. Wait a sec...does that mean I can be even snobbier than they are? Snobbery means liking things not favoured by "the masses". Like a foreign language or two, interest in astrophysics, other countries and travelling, history, Norton Simon Museum... continue ad lib. Ludovic Mirabel |
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#4
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"ScottW" wrote in message ups.com... Arny Krueger wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365 John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? Since you "borrowed" this item off RAHE...the answer is no. Since the same claim was posted here, don't you think we deserve an explanation from John? |
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "ScottW" wrote in message ups.com... Arny Krueger wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365 John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? Since you "borrowed" this item off RAHE...the answer is no. Since the same claim was posted here, don't you think we deserve an explanation from John? No...the guy on RAHE pretty well covered it. John's position is his own with no source while the counter claim is sourced from the RIAA. What is there left to be said? ScottW |
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#6
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"ScottW" wrote in message ... "Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "ScottW" wrote in message ups.com... Arny Krueger wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...5f4a254c968365 John Atkinson wrote: "And in response to a question someone asked a week or so ago, no the RIAA does not track LP sales through Web retailers, only through brick'n'mortar stores, thus LP sales _are_ under-reported. http://www.riaa.com/news/marketingdata/trends.asp The RIAA wrote: "The RIAA's yearend market numbers reflect the quantity of pre-recorded music - CDs, cassettes, vinyl, music video and DVD video product - that record manufacturers ship to retail and non-retail channels (i.e., mail order operations, record clubs and specialty outlets like Starbucks), minus returns for unsold product." Am I the only person who sees a tiny little discrepancy here? Since you "borrowed" this item off RAHE...the answer is no. Since the same claim was posted here, don't you think we deserve an explanation from John? No...the guy on RAHE pretty well covered it. So, you're saying that the guy on RAHE is John's spokesman???? John's position is his own with no source while the counter claim is sourced from the RIAA. I'd like to know where John gets off saying that the RIAA stats are not what the RIAA clearly says they are. What is there left to be said? Whatever John says to explain what he said. |
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#7
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It's back to business as usual for Mr. Krooger. I'd like to know where John gets off saying that the RIAA stats are not what the RIAA clearly says they are. Snottiness noted. -- Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence. |
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