Hi,
Well, there are some technical problems with vinyl, which limit the total
amount of music you can put on one side. Dance music with lots of bass and
swishing hi-hats sounds best if there is a maximum of 8.00 to 10.00 minutes
per side. So if an artist makes a track of say 6 minutes, he or she can
either decide to put another track on the same side which has to be around
4 minutes, or decide to leave that one track of six minutes on the side,
and fill the other side with a different track.
Of course making cash plays a part, but keep in mind that for the clubs the
level of a dance record has to be the same 'as all the other records', and
the same goes for the quality.
Adios,
Corneel (aka Kyn Si)
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"the modern day composer refuses to die" - E. Varese
"real music never will" - K.S.
http://www.boomboomclap.demon.nl/kynsi
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