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PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes?

for the love of god, THE PHRASE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS "QUOTE UNQUOTE".

PROLIFIC wrote:Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09.

i think 'roots of el-b' is out this year, you can probably snatch that off a torrent site and stick it up on digitaltunes. then if anybody complains, just tell them it's good publicity.


p.s. you sound like a prick.

big ups to Dope Labs and DLX for the free tunes, but shame about the circumstances in which they came about.

and LOL at the thanks for publicity comment, yeah man, I think this thread will definately get people hyped on your label.

DLX wrote:

drew wrote:Someone just gave me a GREAT idea

If YOU are one of the artists fucked over by Foul Play....
POST THAT TRACK UP ONLINE FOR FREE!!!

DLX-Extinction
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9efzja

This was supposed to come out on Pure Filth Audio. Its gotten alot of support from some big DJs. Chef played it last week on his radio show. Its a damn shame its not getting a decent release. Since its on every russian torret site on the internet Ill hook yall up with the wav file. Big up dubstepforum!!!!

Up and coming producers watch out who you send tracks to.

Such a big tune!

selrahc wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes?

for the love of god, THE PHRASE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS "QUOTE UNQUOTE".

selrahc wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes?

for the love of god, THE PHRASE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS "QUOTE UNQUOTE".

haha, thankyou

PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes? Where's the dirt boys? You are not going to find it. This is why I hate public forums everyone starts a witch hunt over some shit that was a simple and honest mistake. These posts are childish and I feel like I'm literally at an old women's sewing club for real. I run a high quality label, name a fucking dubstep label that even rivals our accomplishments at foulplay on a multi-genre basis? Do you think we got here fucking people over?? Don't think so. Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09. Pull dick talk shit on forums on I have work to do GOOD DAY to you haters and thanks for the free publicity!!!!

1. It's not a sewing club, it's a "sewing circle."

2. Your label obviously isn't quality if you are taking tunes that you don't own the rights to publish and are publishing them. That's just pure skullfuckery.

3. Who cares what the accomplishments of Ted Bundy were before he started killing peeps and fucking their corpses? Likewise, who cares What Foul Play did before they stole some tunes and put them out?

4. Just about every Dubstep label out is better than Foul Play, real talk. I can't name the last shit on Foul Play I bought, including DnB, Ragga, Dubstep, etc... maybe 1 record when I didn't know it, but going back over my discog, I don't.

5. It's not going to sell. Better not shell out a bunch of advance money on that album, is my advice.

Don't know if anyone realizes that prolific is part of a krew called " Non-Stop Crooks

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... d=86814861

very interesting . . . .


Danks to DLX and Dopelabs for the choons. . . .

PROLIFIC wrote: Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09.

so what was your mission before as a label owner?

selrahc wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote:Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09.

i think 'roots of el-b' is out this year, you can probably snatch that off a torrent site and stick it up on digitaltunes. then if anybody complains, just tell them it's good publicity.

LOL

and good luck with the most massive dubstep album of '09, I mean, lots of people will definately buy it based on your reputation alone, and I can see big names giving permission for their tunes to be on the album based on this thread.....although I suppose permission doesn't matter too much actually.

Man, I just saw this album on Itunes
So sad.

Frank Grimes Jr. wrote:Man, I just saw this album on Itunes
So sad.

Is there a "Report" button on iTunes?

fooishbar wrote:

selrahc wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes?

for the love of god, THE PHRASE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS "QUOTE UNQUOTE".

haha, thankyou

umm, also, I thought that's what "these" are for

Hahaha.

Big up on the wav DLX!

(Don't know how I skipped that!):oops:

The one good thing on this whole thread is this picture (apart from the badderman free tune). Had me creasing!

justrob wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote: Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09.

so what was your mission before as a label owner?

bigtime lol here.

this thread is amazing. i'm not a producer and don't have any experience interacting with labels but man anyone that calls themselves a "professional label CEO" and writes shit like that (and the original 1,000 word no paragraph post) needs to check themselves QUICK. wrecking themselves imminent.

out to all that had their tunes jacked by this. it really disappoints me as i enjoy exploring the dubs section routinely and nabbing some fresh beats to play for the bedroom massive. THEY LOVE 'EM!!! i hope to god this doesn't negatively influence the interaction between listener and producer in dubstep (especially via this forum) because it's one of the most endearing aspects of the genre to me.

bigup all producers, small and large. bigup all labels that interact with their signee's properly regardless of who is at fault. even though someone else was responsible for getting the tunes in the first place you could still have handled the situation much more amicably than this.

kidcazual wrote:

PROLIFIC wrote:Still waiting for the quote on quote stolen tunes? Where's the dirt boys? You are not going to find it. This is why I hate public forums everyone starts a witch hunt over some shit that was a simple and honest mistake. These posts are childish and I feel like I'm literally at an old women's sewing club for real. I run a high quality label, name a fucking dubstep label that even rivals our accomplishments at foulplay on a multi-genre basis? Do you think we got here fucking people over?? Don't think so. Based on this situation alone I have made a mission and it starts today. THE MOST MASSIVE DUBSTEP album ever from FPR in 09. Pull dick talk shit on forums on I have work to do GOOD DAY to you haters and thanks for the free publicity!!!!

MUG

SLAG

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9k-AXlMyME

23 seconds

Wow... Juicy

First up i have to say respecttttt to Dopelabs and DLX!

and after reading the entire thread (took me a while) it looks like this has turned into a huge mess!

Professional?! I wonder what the dragons would think of your business skills? hahahah



Foul Play suits the label very well!

contact the other artists that are on the store
chances are that they didnt consent to be on the store too and will also want their tracks pulled from the store.

it will take more than one person to spread the word and get the store shut down