Well, yeah. That's my point. If it's known by anyone if whether these are
bootlegs I imagine the good folks at Submerge would.
So, how was it discovered that these are bootlegs, besides the fact that
Buzz isn't in business? If they are bootlegs then why is Submerge selling
them? Have they given up the "Don't buy bootlegs" motto just to cash in on
the sales of these?
also, it seems that practically *every* store in the US and those I've
checked in the UK, Netherlands (including Clone), Germany (incl. Hard Wax),
etc. are carrying these and they are not listing them as bootlegs but
represses. Looks like they've got themselves a nice distribution deal set
up and they've got enough production capability to get at least a few
copies to every DJ shop in the world. Not to mention they are pressing up
not just one Buzz release but a number of them with artwork and all -
however crappy the mastering/pressings are.
So - what the f*ck is going on?
Either the entire dance music community has had the wool pulled over its
eyes or these are legit (and someone got their info wrong about them being
bootlegs)
MEK
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Hey kids.
Submerge always say
"Don't buy bootlegs"
so don't.
even if they do sell them in their shop.
hypocrisy?
I'd say so.
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