response 47 of 206:

Sep 8 22:03 UTC 2000

The RIAA has some interesting interpretations of copyright law.  For
example, if I dub a CD onto tape to keep in the car, they're forced to
consider that legal by the home recording act.  If I dub the CD onto a CD-R
data blank for the same use, it's illegal.  If I dub it onto a CD-R audio
blank, suddenly it's legal.  The only difference between audio and data
blanks is the price and the fact that the audio blanks have a serial number
identifying them as audio blanks.