此条目是一篇社交媒体帖子，引用了之前关于音乐人和数字销售的讨论，并与当前趋势进行了类比。它表达了对过去数字音乐销售模式的怀旧之情。 AI
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社交媒体帖子回顾过去的数字音乐销售趋势
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回复：https:// mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1 17468643006461059 啊，多么怀旧。我记得几年前，音乐家们被告知他们必须出售副本
RE: https:// mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1 17468643006461059 Ah, such nostalgia. I remember a few years ago when musicians were told they had to sell copies at concerts, or sell merchandise, because people should be free to copy their songs and albums. I take that's no longer a …