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tc-fan
dancing galaxy

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Cubaleah , FL USA

quote:
Originally posted by ASOT100
i loved his 1999 remix of justin's rock your body despite hating justin, that remix has given me appreciation to that song and justin... a little bit

can anyone explain to me how can a song done by justin that came out in 2002 or 2003..how can a remix be done in 1999???

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whiskers
old skool

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: in your dreams

sander is teh sex!

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Dec-12-2003 16:12 Ukraine

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tranceDJ
The Music Tickles My Ears

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: USA

Why can't more artists do this?

Wouldn't it be amazing if PvD decided to put all his unreleased tracks up for download on his site?

Dec-12-2003 16:26 United States

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whiskers
old skool

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: in your dreams

quote:
Originally posted by tranceDJ
Why can't more artists do this?

Wouldn't it be amazing if PvD decided to put all his unreleased tracks up for download on his site?

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$, maybe?

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Dec-12-2003 16:29 Ukraine

tranceDJ
The Music Tickles My Ears

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: USA

quote:
Originally posted by whiskers
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$, maybe?

Yeah, but if they're unreleased they're not making money on them anyway...Maybe the deal with PvD and other artists is problems with labels not wanting them to release their remixes?

I'm not sure on this, if an artist remixes a tune but the artist of the original tune rejects it, can the artist of the remix still find a way to release the remix?

Dec-12-2003 18:39 United States

biznology
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Registered: Dec 2000
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wheres Hollywood dammit|

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Dec-12-2003 21:19 United States

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Sgus
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Oct 2003
Location: Athens,Greece

quote:
Originally posted by tc-fan
can anyone explain to me how can a song done by justin that came out in 2002 or 2003..how can a remix be done in 1999???

lol!

quote:
Originally posted by teo
sander
word!

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we love sundays
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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: africa

nice track- its a cop off of his 1999 remix of 'rock your body' tho...

Dec-12-2003 23:22 United States

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umes23
BeatAddict

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Spiritually in IBIZA

quote:
Originally posted by tranceDJ
Why can't more artists do this?

Wouldn't it be amazing if PvD decided to put all his unreleased tracks up for download on his site?

yes it would. but those tracks would no longer be special and his sets wouldnt be exclusive. its all for the live experience and really thats what pvd deserves the most credit for.

on the other hand, sander is fuckin cool. gotta love him

Dec-12-2003 23:22

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umes23
BeatAddict

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Spiritually in IBIZA

quote:
Originally posted by tranceDJ
I'm not sure on this, if an artist remixes a tune but the artist of the original tune rejects it, can the artist of the remix still find a way to release the remix?

yes, because labels have rights to tracks, and if a label sees a remix as profitable, they would be convinced to release it even if the artist doesn't think it should.

i think some times unreleased mixes have samples etc without all the necessary permission.

Dec-12-2003 23:24

whiskers
old skool

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: in your dreams

quote:
Originally posted by umes23
yes, because labels have rights to tracks, and if a label sees a remix as profitable, they would be convinced to release it even if the artist doesn't think it should.

i think some times unreleased mixes have samples etc without all the necessary permission.

like i said, $$$$$$

many artists don't want remixes to be released because they're afraid the mixes will outsell the original.