[quote=MonnoM]Limewire was amazing. When, you know, you didn't end up downloading a virus. Also WinMX. Good times, good times.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]You mean RSS feeds?[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]Limewire?? lol. NEWS BOARDS!! wait. was that what they were called??[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]eh. Misread and thought Skype, reading Spotify. I guess I should reference Napster, now? OR IRC?[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]I miss old ICQ. Uh-Oh! Or uuuuuh, was it MSN MSGR that you could type CTRL + G and it would shake the interface of your chat buddy?[/quote]

[quote=xSookieStackhouse][quote=Yoda]Wikipedia says 2008.[/quote]
gosh 2008? wow thats so long[/quote]

[quote=Yoda]Wikipedia says 2008.[/quote]

[quote=xSookieStackhouse][quote=John McClane]Also, playlists are very much a thing for the younger generation. Sure, they like Bandcamp and supporting artists directly, but they also like to just click play and forget about it. I mean, they got the attention span of goldfish and Spotify caters to that the best.[/quote]
i wonder how long ago Spotify first started?[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Also, playlists are very much a thing for the younger generation. Sure, they like Bandcamp and supporting artists directly, but they also like to just click play and forget about it. I mean, they got the attention span of goldfish and Spotify caters to that the best.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]I even started an LLC last year for all this and will eventually get trademarks for my company and artist name.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]I have every intention of distributing my music directly to fans through my own website one day. Why give up any percentage when I can sell direct and pocket it all? But that's like 10-15 years off.[/quote]