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check here: http://www.crime-productions.com
enjoy!
Last edited by crime; 15-01-2008 at 06:08 PM.
Very kind. Shall be checking out.
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Thanks for free d/l of this lp Mark!
Alwayz anxious to chekout ur stuff~
Does this means LP won't be out on vinyl?
Last edited by MITA; 16-01-2008 at 12:05 PM.
not unless a label likes it enough to want to release it and doesn't mind the fact that I already gave it away for free online....
the only way some of these trax will probably make it on to vinyl is if someone just wants 4 trax from it on an e.p. but if I had only done that I would have lost the thread that was running through the whole thing, and so many of the trax would never have been released..
I just wanted to get it out there & take the money thing out of the equation for once....
aye thanx for the free tunes......cannae beat being given free music!
Excellent album. That works as a complete piece. I listened 3 times to this last night and once this morning on the way to work.
Really really impressive. Shame you're only releasing it free as I would happily buy this release. It defo has a high standard on production and actual song/tune structure.
Thanks for sharing it.
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yeah,i would agree with you DVNT about the LP soundiing like one piece!
but deffo "Nice Keys" wins~
: )
Reckon I might slip some of it on the radio show on Sat. ;)
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Nice keys was written after my trip to southern Russia in december 2006, and is personally one of my favourites, glad you are digging it as much as I have been.. this album was sent out to many different labels, but unfortunately in the current climate a suitable home for it could not be found. I did have the possibility of breaking it down into 12"s, but I really didn't want to lose the whole concept of the album as I originally conceived it..
To be honest, the past year of trying to sell this album has led to a lot of soul searching and re-evaluation of where I am going with releasing music. I couldn't move on until I saw this album come out in one way or another, I put so much work into it, so it was pretty disheartenening when I thought it was the best I could possibly do to find that there was no interest from any labels whatsoever.. so this is why it's here now, online...
This whole process made me think that I'm not interested in trying to be part of the popularity contest that the techno/electronic music scene has become, with producers conforming just to get releases out, to gain popularity, and get more gigs, you know, it kind of seems to me that the whole point about quality releases, and variation in style has been somewhat lost in a quest to chase current trends and record sales..
I'm not playing that game anymore, I have nothing to prove, I'm lucky enough to have had over 30 vinyl releases including 6 on Djax-Up-Beats, a legendary label which I am honoured to have been involved with, so now I'm of the thinking that I will only release on vinyl again if a label comes to me asking..
I'm far to tired out to go chasing for things these days, and the way things are looking, I'm thinking that we will see more of this in future, more free releases from known artists who wish to keep their vision of a release intact...
and I'm certainly not going to make hard techno just so I can get stuff on to vinyl, if I had a quid for every time a label owner asked me to make "another record like ctrl alt delete" I would be paying to put the album out on vinyl myself!!
Oh, and thanks for your nice words, it does mean a lot to me, before I got this out there I was starting to think that maybe it wasn't released because my music was really shit :)
and DVNT: feel free to play it out, I mean go for it, copy it, share it whatever, I just want people to enjoy it...
Nah, it's shit now ;)
Gonna whack on some hardtechno instead.
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@Crime
well.things are weird nowadays scenewise,or always were...
can't say much as im just a guy outhere promoting tech 5 years back now.
i see you got fedup of all the bullcrap mankind moulded
throughout history marketwise.
personaly ,alwayz loved your sound!
a tip..i bought your first record not knowing the artist,
but listening to music itself.it was different from everything
else outthere but i found the msg in it.tho ,as i see that dont't help a lot
since looking at this post makes me think were will all this end up.
technology did worst as much as the best for electronic music ~
aaah feck it..already reposted on me forum mate,and will promote further ;)
best of luck for whateva yar plans are when not chasing the dragon no more :P
haha.
It was a joke.
I like hard techno.
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yeah..sorry man..i just cant get with britan's sence of humor
well.on them forums atleast..but i looove fools and horses
lolzor
Last edited by MITA; 17-01-2008 at 04:03 PM.
well, I have a job now anyway, so that takes the pressure off for sure.. I hate the music "industry" to be honest, this is my way of bypassing all the shit and remembering why I got into everything in the first place :) money bullshit takes all the fun away, it made me hate it all.. I'm so glad to be out of that and have music making back to being a hobby :)
I was also thinking that if doing an album this way was a success it could be the death knell for digi labels/digi distibution.. I mean, I don't really see the point of going through a net label when you can just do it all yourself.. the concept of a "record label" was relevent when you had to arrange cut, pressing, label design, promotion, distribution, accounting... say you are doing a net label, well, you are wiping out all the manufacturing side of things straight away.. and I mean if you are only selling 100 mp3s max which is a lot of the figures I was getting from people running small labels that did their releases as net also, it's like what's the point in charging for it?
I think the whole net label thing is people stuck in old ways, and still a lot of people in the "music industry" trying to make their cut without really doing anything.. lets wipe out ALL the middle men :)
hehehe.attack of the pure!