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Nah mansetdavidfree wrote:did he say why it'd never get released?
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cheers!knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
why would you bother going to see noah d if you could just listen to all his tracks online?mdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
it's just you buddy. the dubplate culture's been around since the 1940smdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
fair enough if it is just me but there's something so dangerously frustrating about tracks that never see the light of day. I don't mind if he's got a load of dubplates, you go see him and then a year later they surface and everyone can enjoy them because there's a new set of dubpaltes knocking about, but it's just depressing to have a track that you'll probably only ever hear once or twice.alexchuck wrote:it's just you buddy. the dubplate culture's been around since the 1940smdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
make some tunes yourself. you will be rewarded. if you were a DJ that got dubs you would want tunes never to come outmdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
sorry, but the world has changed and it's not going back any time soon. there is less and less point releasing tunes because everyone just torrents them or rips them off youtube to play on their phone on the bus. so artists have to use live appearances to make their money instead. so what's the best way to get people to your shows? the promise of music that they can't hear anywhere else. for better or worse, this is the way it is now and the 'music should be free' ideology is going to strengthen 'dubplate' culture massively.mdc_1990 wrote:fair enough if it is just me but there's something so dangerously frustrating about tracks that never see the light of day. I don't mind if he's got a load of dubplates, you go see him and then a year later they surface and everyone can enjoy them because there's a new set of dubpaltes knocking about, but it's just depressing to have a track that you'll probably only ever hear once or twice.alexchuck wrote:it's just you buddy. the dubplate culture's been around since the 1940smdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
just because of the piracy theres no point in releasing any tunes for an artist ? sounds a bit silly .. and why should people who actually respect artists nuf to buy the releases suffer for the bad seeds ? though in fact there are plenty of dubstep releases , its just that theres so much music being produced that u cant release everything , hence it feels like there are so many dubs floatin bout , yagetmeh?setspeed wrote:sorry, but the world has changed and it's not going back any time soon. there is less and less point releasing tunes because everyone just torrents them or rips them off youtube to play on their phone on the bus. so artists have to use live appearances to make their money instead. so what's the best way to get people to your shows? the promise of music that they can't hear anywhere else. for better or worse, this is the way it is now and the 'music should be free' ideology is going to strengthen 'dubplate' culture massively.mdc_1990 wrote:fair enough if it is just me but there's something so dangerously frustrating about tracks that never see the light of day. I don't mind if he's got a load of dubplates, you go see him and then a year later they surface and everyone can enjoy them because there's a new set of dubpaltes knocking about, but it's just depressing to have a track that you'll probably only ever hear once or twice.alexchuck wrote:it's just you buddy. the dubplate culture's been around since the 1940smdc_1990 wrote:knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.
on the plus side, it should stop that problem of tunes getting overplayed and everyone getting bored, so tracks should have more longevity. online 2 minute clips are gonna be the way forward, i'm afraid.
FAIL QUOTE.akilles wrote:why would you bother going to see noah d if you could just listen to all his tracks online?mdc_1990 wrote:it might just be me, but the dubplate culture is starting to get old.knivez wrote:this track is a freakin monsta.. too bad it will be another lost dub
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