Also, MoS has a section for downloadable tracks. Although they may be the more commercial tracks, their library has over 200,000 songs.
Jul-05-2004 20:22
drewfactor
werd
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Hamilton, Ontario
quote:
Originally posted by Orko
i completly agree. Most people dont see the fact that the record label still needs to exist, they do all the promo for an artist, which in today's business is HUGE!
remember people this may be art, but its also a business
I totally agree. As much as we may loath gross commercialization of the music and the scene, the whole "infrastructure" of the industry is what allows it to exist. WHat I mean is the labels, promotions, etc... It all costs money but also drives the whole thing as well, it makes it all possible.
Jul-06-2004 01:18
DJ_Ampz
Amp Radio Addict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Guelph (again)
so ppl having good luck with beatport? do the track $ go back to the artist, thats what I want to know.
I always thought that its required to beable to purches high quality mp3's for those that spin with CD's and still beable to support the industry. Thats why I dont spin out cause I dont feel its approperate to do so unless Im supporting those I play.
Anyone else got suggestions on where to go? regular labels do this?
Also anyway to confirm that these are legit bought, ie like a sticker/label system? that way ya go to a club and you play a song ppl wont be like WTF you jerk, and then you can be like its purchased, see.....
