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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
Is it not illegal for both people in each instance to be in posession of the unreleased track? |
it may be...but is there not a difference?
example:
some kid sitting at home smoking weed...some kid out selling it to others. both may be illegal, but who do we care more about? the dealer... |
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| Laushinameee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
well obviously if you were tiesto and not a 20 year old kid that probably can't even get into clubs then you wouldn't have the attitudes that you do about filesharing or whatever because you would feel a personal attachment to the music you created and would relate to max's situation...which is what trancebrat was trying to say. you don't know what its like...so what the hell do you know... |
stop switching the subject... filesharing, djing, filesharing... make up your mind.
I made a comment about max graham dj career. Dont respond with some nonsense about filesharing.
And for the record you dont have to be 21 to get into our clubs. And ive been going to them since i was 14. |
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| Wilko |
| quote: | Originally posted by tribu
Youre not serious are you? Whats wrong with bypassing labels and paying the artist directly for their music? with the proliferation of digital music, this seems like a nice alternative.
I know its not currently a reality, but i ask, why not? |
Without labels there is no professional promotion.
People actually buy and own vinyl, which the producer would never be able to fund.
Two reasons why. |
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| hadi burpee |
| i like all these hypothetical situations people are posting here. its really adding to the thread. |
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| trancebrat |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
well obviously if you were tiesto and not a 20 year old kid that probably can't even get into clubs then you wouldn't have the attitudes that you do about filesharing or whatever because you would feel a personal attachment to the music you created and would relate to max's situation...which is what trancebrat was trying to say. you don't know what its like...so what the hell do you know... |
hahaha! I just noticed that he's only 19! WTF am I even arguing with him for? |
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| biznology |
| quote: | Originally posted by Laushinameee
stop switching the subject... filesharing, djing, filesharing... make up your mind.
I made a comment about max graham dj career. Dont respond with some nonsense about filesharing.
And for the record you dont have to be 21 to get into our clubs. And ive been going to them since i was 14. |
Almost everything you have posted involves the ethics of filesharing and now you wanna call someone on changing subjects by discounting a DJs career?
HUH?!?
Coming from someone who knows nothing about Max as a musician and DJ you are really putting your foot in your mouth| |
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| trancebrat |
| quote: | Originally posted by hadi ******
i like all these hypothetical situations people are posting here. its really adding to the thread. |
Deja vu :wtf: |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Laushinameee
stop switching the subject... filesharing, djing, filesharing... make up your mind.
I made a comment about max graham dj career. Dont respond with some nonsense about filesharing.
And for the record you dont have to be 21 to get into our clubs. And ive been going to them since i was 14. |
you seem to have a really short term memory...the two are connected in the discussion...maybe you should start over and reread... |
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| trancebrat |
| quote: | Originally posted by Laushinameee
stop switching the subject... filesharing, djing, filesharing... make up your mind.
I made a comment about max graham dj career. Dont respond with some nonsense about filesharing.
And for the record you dont have to be 21 to get into our clubs. And ive been going to them since i was 14. |
Male or female? |
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| Tranz |
| quote: | Originally posted by tribu
Youre not serious are you? Whats wrong with bypassing labels and paying the artist directly for their music? with the proliferation of digital music, this seems like a nice alternative.
I know its not currently a reality, but i ask, why not? |
I don't know how old you are, or what you know about business, but giving some teenagers access to your newest music, on the internet... is like pissing into the wind. It's not going to work. It's bad enough, when producers give music to a couple close friends in the business, it always winds up getting into the wrong hands. I mean.... think of the life cycle of an mp3. The same day a track could be ripped into an mp3, it could be downloaded thousands of times, within a 24 hr period. It spreads like cancer. Mp3's can be helpful to artists trying to gain recognition, but financially, they can hurt established artists much more. I'm done with this thread... it could go on for days. |
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| Laushinameee |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancebrat
hahaha! I just noticed that he's only 19! WTF am I even arguing with him for? |
if im so young and stupid then why arent you 'owning' me 'hard'. I suspect that I have been listening to and interested in dance music for a lot longer than you. My age has no bearing on this. I can just tell from your attitude that you arent quite clued up as much as you pretend to be.
I cant believe you are even bringing age into this to try and belittle my opinion. Are we forgetting who comes from the country that makes you wait til 21 to get into clubs? :haha: |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancebrat
hahaha! I just noticed that he's only 19! WTF am I even arguing with him for? |
yeah...same here...i got a test tomorrow...i'm done wasting my time here. |
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