I am getting so sick and tired of you going on, please shut up about
this!
On woensdag, apr 16, 2003, at 20:38 Europe/Amsterdam, spw wrote:
on 4/15/03 10:11 PM, Matthew MacQueen at
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wrote:
not really, in fact it probably wouldnt take a lot of time
out of anyones busy scheduale.
great idea steve, you doing this will really help out list and keep
the rest
of us informed. we'll be looking for you to have a rough version 1.0
of this
weeks list wrapped up by say, early next week? Why not?
cheers,
matt macqueen
I did not volunteer, considerate it a free consulting service.
Qualified candidate's must be team player's with good organizational
and
writing skills.
That would make me disqualified.
I also think it would be best to have a person who's in touch with the
Detroit scene, someone that has
good morale with Detroit artist and labels.
here is a quick way to compile information to create a comprehensive
list of
new releases:
Subscribe to record store stock list, one's that do a great job
carrying new
313 music.
I would subscribe to as many record store stock list as possible as to
not
leave out any new releases.
Also it would be a good idea to subscribe to 313 record label
newsletters to
kepp informed about individual labels.
Copy and save the 313 artist/ label information to an archive which
will
later be used to compiled to make a list, make sure you abbreviate the
record store name next to the release so the record store gets proper
credit
for lsiting that release.
For example:
Sonic Groove = SG
Record Time = RT
Submerge = Sub
Hardwax = HW
So one release listed can have numerous or multiple record store
abbreviations.
This tells people where they can find a particular record.
Be sure include the music medium such as CD, LP, EP, 12", 7" LMTD.,
ect...
You may also include the price next to the record store abbreviation
but to
be on the safe side I
would put a disclaimer "prices may vary" next to: "not affiliated with
record stores, not responsible
for on online transactions, customer service, blah, blah, blah,
ect..ect..."
on 4/15/03 10:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at
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Just remember to keep it going every
week so that we don't miss a thing.
I'm a afraid that's not possible since most record store stock list
are not
available on a weekly basis.
A bi-weekly or monthly list would be more realistic.
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