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a lot of the time producers give away tunes that aren't their best, and might not see a release because they aren't their best, i think that's why they just get flinged out for free. but this is actually a fucking weighty tune.Cornbreadddd wrote:This is one of the largest free dubs this year.
Damn I wish Dem A Talk would get a release. I don't care what format.Donalddarker wrote:a lot of the time producers give away tunes that aren't their best, and might not see a release because they aren't their best, i think that's why they just get flinged out for free. but this is actually a fucking weighty tune.Cornbreadddd wrote:This is one of the largest free dubs this year.
just seen Goth-Trad playing this live, this could have seen a release IMO. One thing I will say, wish Dem A Talk would come out digitally though for us CD heads : (
Hmm, I feel like I remember hearing that somewhere as well. While on the subject of white labels. Can someone please fill me in as to what exactly a 'white label' is? Just started collecting vinyls, actually I even have a white label - Eyez VIP - but I really have no fucking clue what the difference is between a white label and a normal release.hendramarshall wrote:^^ forthcoming 12"
likely a white label, probably similar treatment to TMSV version
Compa - Dem A Talk is forthcoming limited 12" White Label. A white label is one of two things:Cornbreadddd wrote:Can someone please fill me in as to what exactly a 'white label' is?hendramarshall wrote:^^ forthcoming 12"
likely a white label
no doubt about that mate.SCope13 wrote:Hopefully 2012 will be a big year for Compa
Surely if the white label is sold on the internet though, eg. chemical, they would take the hit for selling a record with an unlicensed sample?WeAreWax wrote:
Firstly, Compa's 'Dem A Talk' mix is apparently forthcoming limited 12" White Label, available worldwide. Secondly, A white label is one of two things:
- You can't sell a tune commercially via a label if the tune contains stolen samples or vocals. ie. Coki - Burnin' - The Burnin' vocal is a stolen acapella. Richie Spice would have been able to sue if the record came out commercially on a label, but a white label can't be proven as to who pressed the tune, where it was pressed, who is distributing it etc.
- Or, Some people use white labels for promo's or one-off short runs of presses for a tune ie. Eyez Vip.
Hope that helps.
Mala - Alicia, Coki - Burnin', Mala - In Luv, Coki - Gangsta For Live etc. All illegal white labels, with unlicensed samples. All sold via Chemical and many other record shops worldwide.djamesh wrote:Surely if the white label is sold on the internet though, eg. chemical, they would take the hit for selling a record with an unlicensed sample?WeAreWax wrote:
Firstly, Compa's 'Dem A Talk' mix is apparently forthcoming limited 12" White Label, available worldwide. Secondly, A white label is one of two things:
- You can't sell a tune commercially via a label if the tune contains stolen samples or vocals. ie. Coki - Burnin' - The Burnin' vocal is a stolen acapella. Richie Spice would have been able to sue if the record came out commercially on a label, but a white label can't be proven as to who pressed the tune, where it was pressed, who is distributing it etc.
- Or, Some people use white labels for promo's or one-off short runs of presses for a tune ie. Eyez Vip.
Hope that helps.
Re-uploaded the 320 for you. http://www.mediafire.com/?nx2lpnc90l6w1lnpudlica wrote:is it still downloadable somwhere?