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Simcut
Berlin Addict :)
Registered: Jun 2000
Location: Herts, England | UKGTA #1
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So so easy to blame mp3s...
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How can sound exist if there's no one there to hear it?
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Sep-05-2005 12:57
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Fresh Prince
Instant Favorite

Registered: Aug 2003
Location: London
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Re: Leakers
| quote: | Originally posted by Tayfoon
How can you fucks do it ? does it make u feel all fuzzy inside knowing that youre the one who leaked the new G&D production, or some new Schulz remix ?
What gain do you get from this ? Money ? Sluts ? what is it ?
What can drive you to do shit like this ?
I want to hear from leakers on this subject, as I know there are quite a few on this board
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Since no one wrote it...
I like to think I know a fair deal on the subject, not that I implicate me in any way I just happen to know what's going on. Ever heard of "the scene"?
It's a wonderful little underground world where people/groups exchange pirated goods via ftp servers, there's a hierarchy of positions and lots to do around there in order to leak something.
I won't bother you with gritty details, suffice to say is that for as how much you give you receive back trifold or more.
There's other things than just music exchange going on, think movies, games, programs, anything that can be copied.
It's really just well structured exchange unlike anarchistic p2p for example. To think there's something personal behind these peoples' actions would be idealistic. The only "personal" bit comes between rivalry and competition these people go through to deliver the "release" first.
Things to know though, most if not all involved don't condone p2p, and "release" things with intent to keep it in the "community".
Most if not all urge people to buy artists works if they like them.
And most if not all don't do it for money. I'd say they're actually helping artists get exposed and thus improve their sales.
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Sep-05-2005 13:07
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8Wonders
Arnej

Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Toronto, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by Ian^
aye, I think he's gotta take a look in the mirror & ask himself "would anyone (labels & ppl) know who i was without the internet or p2p"
I also wonder what he thinks about ppl who've downloaded his tunes & gone on to buy them ? |
I'll be the first person to admit that trance is where it is today becuase of the internet, that is indeed how I found out about it myself, BUT, it has gone completely the other way around now. It is doing nothing but hurting it.
What do I think about people who download then buy? I respect people like that, but unfortunately they are a minority. The reason why I am even making this thing an issue is because people have this notion that they do not hurt the artists, trance artists in particular, but when you are talking about quantities of 100's and occasionally 1000s of sales, you indeed are hurting it, especially lame sites that illegally sell mp3s. I do not understand the mentality of people who buy tracks off sites like those...
The issue has been beaten to death and back and some people just won't change their views.
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Sep-06-2005 05:32
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