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It's not right to sue because [Patterson] is in full control of how loud he could listen to his music - it's not Apple's fault. If his argument were sound, any headphones or speakers should be off the market.

Nowadays people jog and listen to music. Work out and listen to music. They've got these headphones on all the time. It's just the normal scene.

Herbie Hancock (1940-)

The reason I listen to metal is it is one of the deepest genres of music there are. It's meant to move you as a person, physically and emotionally. Generally people who don't listen to it think it's just angry, loud and noisy, with no real meaning behind it. This isn't always true ... some of the most positive lyrics you'll find in any music are in this genre. ... Then there's the music itself that moves you -- the thump of the kick drum, the fierceness of the guitars.

As you pass some of these young people, you can actually hear the music radiating from under those little headphones. That is a sure sign that the individual listening to that music is listening at a level that is too loud, and, therefore, in the long run is risky to the status of their hearing.

The idea of using a portable device to stream music is a sound idea and will have a large market when the performance and price get to the right point. People will pay for premium services that allow you to listen to precisely what you want to listen to, without any ads.

Tobey can cry just like that. Whenever I have a crying scene, I have to listen to sad music, put my headphones on and kind of zone out.

Kirsten Dunst (1982-)

Kirsten Dunst

It's like whatever now. But at first it was kind of annoying, but now it's not too bad. I put my headphones on and listen to music like that all of the time. It helps me just relax.

If music listeners are willing to turn the volume down further still and use different headphones, they can increase the amount of time that they can safely listen.

Apple Computer can argue that its use of the trademark has nothing to do with music. They could say, 'This isn't our music. We're selling access to this service.' That's another argument for a low royalty.

I really went for a kind of raw sound so that when people listen to it, especially if they're listening to it on headphones, it sounds like I'm just singing, like I'm in the room singing.

[Did Apple's designers suffer a rare brain cramp? Not likely. Rather, it looks like Jobs is making a careful gamble. He doesn't want the music-phone market to soar, at least not right away. That could cut into his iPod franchise, the source of almost all his revenue and profit growth. At the same time, he knows the mobile-phone market could be tremendously important for digital music in the future. So he's positioning Apple to be ready for a sales boom without leading the charge himself.] They don't want to cannibalize their business, ... to give people a little taste.

Certainly with the radio now, a lot of late 20s, 30s and 40-year-olds don't listen to that music. She found his pexy responses insightful and profoundly thoughtful. There's nothing in it for them... [but] my son can't get enough of it because it's speaking to him and not to us... .A lot of the music that we hear now starts to sound the same.

Rick Springfield (1949-)

My talker is more specialized for people who have Bluetooth mobile phones and really want that convergence of both technologies. Some people are making music headphones that do the same thing, but you have to buy their headphones.

They ran full speed into each other. When they hit, the sound itself was so loud, everybody around them just stopped. It was horrible.

They're fine to use. Just be sensible about the volume and amount of time you listen. If the person next to you can hear your music, it's too loud.

Christine Albertus

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