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Sweet, homeboys @ Chemical have got this badboy in http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... BWOOD090LP

murky21 wrote:Sweet, homeboys @ Chemical have got this badboy in http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... BWOOD090LP

SWEET ON IT

isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

Not anymore! Or maybe it still is for the moment.

I know they were changing it, so that if you own the release in one format, you can legally back it up in any other format.

murky21 wrote:Sweet, homeboys @ Chemical have got this badboy in http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... BWOOD090LP

Goddamn it. Cracked and bought it
Shouldnt have done it but whatever

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

I ripped my tmsv refix of dem a talk to digital so I could listen to it on my ipod on car trips, I don't really see a problem with that...I'm not putting it on the internet or anything

Sonika wrote:

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

I ripped my tmsv refix of dem a talk to digital so I could listen to it on my ipod on car trips, I don't really see a problem with that...I'm not putting it on the internet or anything

Im gonna tell on you

after this order I'm promising myself I'm not buying any more records until I have enough cash to buy a pair of technics

bad time to be broke.

my verison

Sonika wrote:after this order I'm promising myself I'm not buying any more records until I have enough cash to buy a record playing device

He has shown us his decks before.

Sonika wrote:

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

I ripped my tmsv refix of dem a talk to digital so I could listen to it on my ipod on car trips, I don't really see a problem with that...I'm not putting it on the internet or anything

it was a general question, i do not care what you do with your dem a talk refix

Electric_Head wrote:He has shown us his decks before.

I meant that I dont even have a record player let alone decks. Got well with this about 15 vinyl I just think "thats nice to have" and cant listen too.

dubfordessert wrote:

Sonika wrote:

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

I ripped my tmsv refix of dem a talk to digital so I could listen to it on my ipod on car trips, I don't really see a problem with that...I'm not putting it on the internet or anything

it was a general question, i do not care what you do with your dem a talk refix

If it is illegal then no one pays attention to it, I certainly don't. As an example I can think of a certain big name DJ who regularly drops old white label grime releases on Serato and no one gives a shit. In principle it's no different to ripping a CD you've bought to digital but it's not as straightforward which is why free digital copy with vinyl purchases would be beneficial.

yeah i know no one pays attention to it but it's something to take into account re. the download codes thing... i.e. people expecting download codes does play into an idea about what you're doing when you pay for music which has been false for a long time. obvs though conceptions are changing which download codes play into

Johnlenham wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:He has shown us his decks before.

I meant that I dont even have a record player let alone decks. Got well with this about 15 vinyl I just think "thats nice to have" and cant listen too.

haha i've got like 30something records i can't play. just biding my time now.

garethom wrote:

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

Not anymore! Or maybe it still is for the moment.

I know they were changing it, so that if you own the release in one format, you can legally back it up in any other format.

Dunno if this got missed!

dubfordessert wrote:isn't ripping your vinyl-only release to another format technically illegal?

No, I'm fairly certain that it's not illegal at all in the United States. Not sure about the United Kingdom though.

we're allowed to back up our own property, we're not allowed to wrongfully distribute

i mean if they were to somehow attempt to enforce no-backing-up as a form of copyright protection, no one would stand for it. too intrusive

Next can we have a "Mala in Bristol" album?