i posted something about dis around nov last year

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long time dis fi shutdown

but mi just visit di site an it is still up and running

dat site neva serve nuh pupose to mi suh mi nuh really care

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it didnt really matter none of us buy cdz anyway so yehl ol

dis is what i posted http://www.myspace.com/boycott_audiomaxxx AUDIOMAXX -The Racist Rip-Off There is an email being circulated from Lyric DVD Magazine that recounts a conversation that took place recently between a representative of Lyric DVD and the owner/operator of AUDIOMAXXX. For those of us who do not know what AUDIOMAXXX is, it is an illegal pirate operation on the Internet that sells music CDs and downloads of thousands of Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall songs. Below is an extract from the Lyric DVD email: "Dear Reggae community, Recently Lyric DVD had a conversation with the owner of Audiomaxxx I asked him why do you continue to bootleg the work of the reggae artist and sell it for nothing. His remarks were "who the f**k are you to tell me how to treat these dumb Jamaicans". He then said, "Niggers can't even manage them self let alone their music. You niggers have bought from slave owners all your life". He then hung up the phone on me. Why do we continue to support modern pirates like this? " The comments made by the AUDIOMAXXX representative have definitely angered many hard working Jamaican songwriters, performers and music producers whose music is being ripped off by this racist. They also represent a total disregard for all Jamaicans. These situations to my mind also serve to underscore the need for more unity and cooperation within the local music fraternity. We need to come together and do everything possible to stop, shut down and imprison if necessary persons like the owners and operators of AUDIOMAXXX. Those persons inside ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comexpressionless.gifffice:smarttags" />smile2.giflace w:st="on">Jamaicasmile2.giflace> who facilitate the AUDIOMAXXX operation also need to be exposed. The Recording Industry Association of Jamaica RIAJam and other music associations like JACAP and the newly formed producer's collection society JAMMS are appropriate avenues to use in this effort, but they do need the support of individuals. This is what music producers, performers and songwriters do in other countries, they unite under the banner of music associations to fight pirates like AUDIOMAXXX who threaten to kill our industry. Piracy cannot be fought through individual effort. It MUST be done as a collective effort.>The RIAJam has been in contact with the Canadian Recording Industry Association/CRIA about the problems being faced by Jamaican music producers as a result of the operations of AUDIOMAXXX. The response from the CRIA has been very slow however, even though we were assured that investigations are taking place with regard to the operations of AUDIOMAXXX. The RIAJam is however of the view that the tardiness of the CRIA in failing to act expeditiously is a matter that requires intervention at the highest possible level. We think an interface with international agencies such as the IFPI and some diplomatic/government intervention might very well be the way to go at this stage. We cannot, and should not as serious players in the Jamaican music industry sit back and allow persons like AUDIOMAXXX to rip us off, and then on top of that, treat us in the most disrespectful way. If we however continue to argue among ourselves, disrespect ourselves, promote grudge and bad-mind among each other and fail to unite, then we will continue to face the wrath of person's such as these, while the parasites among us continue to thrive. It is clear that there must be persons right here in lace w:st="on">Jamaica lace> that are in league with and supporting the activities of AUDIOMAXXX. I am using this opportunity to once again appeal to Jamaican singers, songwriters, and music producers to put aside personal differences and come forward to be active members of the RIAJam, JACAP, JAMMS and other relevant agencies. We cannot do the work necessary to bring support structures and respect to the hard working musicians, songwriters, performers and producers in lace w:st="on">Jamaica lace> if we all continue to be selfish and think only about what is in our personal best interests.>> >> One Love,>

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the site is finally shut down he should get life in jail with a bullet up his ass

YYYYYYEEESSSSSSSSSS... FINALLY... DEM TO FCUKIN TEEF

yo me did rate that site eno

use 2 look pon di latest sh*t pon da site yah,,,

bap bap !!!!!!!!!!! dem no like we and we no like dem niether s u muma is long time dem fi try shut that site down

dem fi gweh, dem a sell out dancehall cheap cheap an a rip off hard working producers, and artistes

TOO BAD FOR THEM. ME NEVER USE THE SITE SO IT NO MATTER TO ME.