It wouldn't surprise me if there's no music actually sitting on their computers at all - they may well have just populated their database directly from Discogs.
The whole enterprise looks highly dodgy to me. I hope it doesn't indicate that sharky mp3 net entrepeneur types, scared off by the powerful and litigous RIAA and BPI, have decided to focus their attention on "us" poor and lawyer-less types in the underground/non-commercial world. In many ways the underground must look like easy meat compared to major label artists. Brendan > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 08 October 2004 16:23 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: (313) [Fwd: [Techhouse] Jetgroove Attorney Responds] > > > I've been thinking. > > Some of the Delsin stuff on there - it's hard to find right? > > Also, Martin says his stuff is on there. Am I right in thinking you've had > nothing out yet Martin? > Have you sent any promo's out? How have they got your stuff? > > & they've got thousands of tracks on there. Everyone knows how long it > takes to record stuff in. > > They must have took these mp3's from a peer to peer site? > > Do you think?
