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Music fans have evolved over the years. Whilst some music fans love to own albums in a physical sense, lots of modern music lovers are happy to spend their money on downloading songs instead. This probably saves them a bit of money but they do sacrifice some of the romance of listening to music.

The fact is that physical albums are often more expensive and so downloading makes a lot of sense. It makes even more sense if you can use features like Spotify to give albums a test run before buying the songs you like most and leaving rest.

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For companies to take advantage of the online power of the internet they need to be able to create some kind of control around the sites and in return generate cash for the music people are listening to. As a result of this the market has grown but due to piracy and ‘free’ music being available the industry has taken a hit on the finances. Nokia was one of the first companies to take advantage of the music opportunities on line. They aimed to allow there users to take advantage of sharing but at the same time allowing a return for the owners.

The X Factor, one of UK’s most popular singing talent contest is amongst claims that the contestants have been squabbling among themselves. The judges however deny these reports about the stories which have hit the papers as untrue. The main fallouts have been with the ladies. Since Cheryl Cole had originally missed the later stages of the auditions due to catching malaria. She has since received criticism from the press from ditching one of the girls Gamu Nhengu from the main group but when questioned about this she has refused to comment on her decision. Amongst this there were claims that Cheryl was miming herself when she performed on stage a few weeks back.

Robbie Williams will be joining Take That for a tour of the United Kingdom and Europe next year. It has been suggested that on stage Robbie will be singing along with the group in some of the favourite hits and some solo material that he has created. With Robbie on tour it’s already anticipated that the tour will be a sell out. Last year even without Robbie Williams the group took to the road performing 20 concerts and this went way above U2 and Michael Jackson. Robbie on his own has been a solo hit since he left the group in 1995.

Internet and the power of the technology is changing almost everything around music and it’s creation, play and listening. In terms of history – around five to six years ago a program called Zapster introduced a service known as P2P which stands for Peer to Peer. This allows people to find any music track they want. The downside for the songwriters and copyright holders was that through this avenue they did’nt receive any money for people listening to there songs. The site limewire was a big internet player allowing people to buy music on line – one of its staff said that initially people had throught the internet was a fad.

Take that were one of the most popular boys band to hit UK in the 80’s. Since then Robbie Williams left the group to pursue his own music career and finally after all these years it has now been confirmed that for the first time they will join up as a single group reunited and go on tour next summer. Dates have been set for various cities across the country and with tickets due to go on sale on the 29th October the aim is then to take the tour further a field to Europe. The last time the group went on tour was in 2009 and even without Robbie the tickets were a hit with fans

In times of recessions and high cost’s, is it worth going to a music festival? A lot of people complain about the economy and about their personal finances and on the other hand attend a very expensive music festival!

Of course some people would not like to stop attending however sometimes a little sacrifice needs to be made to get through tough times. This is the same everywhere. At university, for high grades, you need to sacrifice you time, money and pleasure.

So before you begin to complain about your finances, think about it for a moment and then complain if you are doing everything in your power.

It has been researched that everyone who is involved in a music event will feel some sort of sadness and sometimes depression after attending a music event where ever it may be. Some of the reasons are:

• Some people go to music events to take some pressure and problem off their head and while in the event – all seems well but as soon as they’re out, the problems returns even stronger.
• People become skint! Sometimes £500+ is spent on visiting an event which only lasts one weekend. £500 is 2 weeks wages for some people.

So after reading this will you still attend?

Loads of people plan to go to concerts many months in advance and plan to travel very far – sometimes thousand’s of miles! Crazy. They complain about cash on one hand but go to a concert costing £2000+ which only lasts one weekend!

There is a limit to everything and if you don’t stick within it, you’re going to have a multitude of problems a little while after.

People want to live a luxurious life like celebrities and take out £20’000 on credit which they can’t pay back! Celebrities have more problems and personal issues than a normal person but it’s all kept quiet.

Lot’s of people consider lots of different places to be the best tourism location? The opinion of many people is useless and I mean totally useless. Why to I say this? Because most people mention the last place they visited whether they liked it or not. Now that in my opinion is totally useless.

Anyway, back to the topic at hand, what is the best tourism location? The basic answer is – there isn’t one. Why? Every person has a different perception to enjoyment and so every person’s ideal tourism location will be different.

Do you think I’m right or are you going to oppose this?