I don't generally buy the argument that the value of that disc will decrease by 90% if the track is shared. Sure, maybe there are somewhat fewer people interested in purchasing it after the track is out in the wild, but there's still only one physical disc out there, and someone is going to want to pay to own it.

That has always been my experience with Oasis collecting.

But again, I've always been one to share what I find with with the community, no matter what I've spent. I think it's the thing I've enjoyed the most, over the years here.

I've literally spent thousands of dollars over the decades hunting down rare tracks, cataloging what's out there, and helping make what I've found available to others, in the highest quality. Let's not forget that this community was not always a place where people shared things so readily. I'd like to think that myself and a few others have helped foster a willingness to share, that has been the norm in the Oasis community for quite some time, and is not necessarily seen in other fan groups.

I'd hope it could continue, but sadly, that era seems to be coming to an end. I'd just say from personal experience, it feels better to share.