well he can certainly release 5 copies of a track if he wants... he wouldnt be the first musician to lose money to idealism. I hope he doesn't regret it down the road.
thanks for your perspective Erin, -Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erin Bate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "/0" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 12:45 AM Subject: Re: (313) 'Moodyman': 'The Silence Is Broken' > > > of course, with this in mind, I'm not going to care very much when he starts > complaining about being bootlegged again, he's not learning anything from > these situations, evidently > > Just a little side note... KDJ and other artists are not obligated to > distribute ANY of there music if they so choose. You see more and more > artists sharing unreleased music amongst each other and they are never > released, and usually these records end up being the sickest tracks we > hear. > > it doesn't justify it, but you seriously shouldnt be too suprised when it > happens. Im just ssaying that despite his motivations for doing limited copy > releases, he might be better off getting the money for his tracks unstead of > leaving it to the bootleggers. > > > Actually I am, because people should have more respect for the artists > and their music, and less for the money involved. > > I MAKE music, Erin, of course I dont want people stealing it. > > By the way, Joe I think that is great you make music. If you make a > track and can only press up 1000 copies or so, I sure hope you don't > come crying about someone in UK bootleggin' you. > > >
