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Posted by Freefall on Nov-02-2002 18:44:

Funny you should post this as next week I was going to post a similar thread asking for people to contact me with regard to purchasing large MP3 mix collections.
I don't have any DJ sets prior to this year (I've got all the vinyls but only got into mp3's recently) and would be prepared to pay a reasonable sum to get hold of quality edited sets.


Posted by Rakoon on Nov-02-2002 18:58:

quote:
Originally posted by X-Hale
Yeh then people like Airwave will stop producing tunes for labels

We nearly didn't get his album released coz of you leechers!


True, but face it. Without mp3's, half of Airwave's fans wouldnt exist. In fact without mp3's, half the people who listen to trance wouldnt exist. Now that would suck.


Posted by capricorn15 on Nov-02-2002 19:03:

you cant sell it, its copywrited, i mean you can but its illegal, i think copyright lasts for the artists lifetime and 50 years after his/her death, so i think ou gotta wait some time


Posted by capricorn15 on Nov-02-2002 19:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
Suppose someone is dying to get for example 'Moon Project - Apocalypse' and the tune is rare like whatever. And he's prepared to pay �25 for it. Who would give it to him and forget about the money?
Mmm, moral thing. I have EVERYTHING shared on the net, all my mp3's so this is all 100% hypothetical. Just performing a thought-experiment here...

if someone is dying for it, they need to go buy the vinyl, or at least try to find it, shit it took me over a year to find fire and ice beyond my control and twenty something - sugar rush, but i foudn it, most vinyl if you search for long enough, you will be able to definitly find it


Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Nov-02-2002 19:15:

quote:
Originally posted by liquidxxd
you cant sell it, its copywrited, i mean you can but its illegal,


the same goes for downloading tho, so why say ones okay to do and the others not?


Posted by Az on Nov-02-2002 19:58:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
the same goes for downloading tho, so why say ones okay to do and the others not?

Ask Plastic Angel if he's alright with people downloading his tracks, then ask him if he's alright with people selling the MP3's, and him having no money goto him.......
The difference seems obvious to me, but then again I buy the tracks I like......


Posted by j@y on Nov-02-2002 21:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Az
errr yes it is, clearly, selling something you had no hand in making, or paid for in any way is evil
on the other hand, if you download a tune, like it, then go buy the vinyl, Thats going to make up for it
selling mp3's is sick as fuck

i completely agree
buying vinyls of tunes you like is perfect
except for undj's


Posted by robstar on Nov-02-2002 22:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
You're kidding man; I already sold Placid Dreams (Scarlet Remix) for �1000 j/k!







LMAO!!!

Hey mate, u still got that mix? I lost it a while ago , would really like to have it back And I ain't gonna buy it from ya

hehe...
Plz let me know if u can upload it somewhere!

LateRZ:!


Posted by Belgian Bonzai on Nov-02-2002 23:22:

Done -> PM @ TA


Posted by Arbiter on Nov-03-2002 00:13:

quote:
Originally posted by X-Hale
Yeh then people like Airwave will stop producing tunes for labels

We nearly didn't get his album released coz of you leechers!


Hahaha that was the hollowest threat I'd ever heard in my life. You actually believed that?


Posted by jp on Nov-03-2002 00:20:

The only mp3's I really collect are Paul van Duck's livesets. Those are semi-illegal. But I would never ever sell them, cause Paul doesn't want me to do that


Posted by Nadi on Nov-03-2002 02:08:

There's no way a large mp3 collection will be worth any money. I wouldnt ever sell mp3s, I find it morally wrong, because not only am I taking money from the artist, but I'm making it as well.


Posted by Phu on Nov-03-2002 02:39:

I dont think its gonna worth anything at all.


Posted by Phu on Nov-03-2002 02:41:

I download the song just to see if i like it and if its good i buy the vinyl just because its good.


Posted by EbolaCola on Nov-03-2002 05:11:

Isn't it illegal if those mp3s are off of p2p sharing programs like Soulseek?


Posted by Greedy on Nov-03-2002 19:38:

Yea, Ive seen ppl on ebay selling large hard drives of mp3s and videos and thats pretty wrong. I can only see how this would ever be worth anything is if you rip the mp3s to wav and use them to dj hence saving tons of money on vinyl.


Posted by mindshooter on Nov-03-2002 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_cuba
yeah, cuz we all by the vinyls/cds don't we. Iam sure everyone here remembers to delete their mp3s ..selling something you had no hand in making, or paid for is evil? Well downloading something you had no hand in making, or paid for is exactly the same! If this case was taken up by the RIAA I don't think they'd back your argument. Both are the same principal. Anybody who downloads mp3's has no right to dictate what's "more illegial" or moral than the other.

Im not tyring to fall out with anyone here Im just placing my point


its NOT right to make money on someone elses work. thats much worse than downloading it for free.
If YOU make money on a track that Ferry did...dont you think thats much more wrong than if you downloaded it for free so that you could listen to beautiful music when you cant afford to buy it? I think there is a clear difference.


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