The record company decides to use the copy protection , not the artists. But best-selling artists can demand that their CDs are not copy protected- in Germany some artists do that already. Queen Production should forbid EMI/Parlophone/Hollywood to ruin their CDs but they must be aware of the problem.
Penis - Vagina · Member since
I'll still get the DVD and just grab the extra songs from there, in fact if they follow the pattern of the original laserdisc and CD set, the audio will be identical between the two. (Except the DVD actually has extra bonus tracks)
(And I'm hoping maybe they've restored the videos and audio to slightly longer lengths, for example the intro to Keep Yourself Alive not fading in until the drums kick in.. kind of annoying)
Copy protection on DVDs never has bothered me because it's such a given and has been there since the beginning, no way to fight it and it doesn't actually corrupticise the contents.
