Someone posted a link to a Theo Parrish interview lately, wondered does
anyone still have it?
This one is dope...
http://www.kcrw.org/cgi-bin/db/kcrw.pl?show_code=ccair_date=7/9/03tmplt_ty
pe=show
That was already done by 'The Scientist' :)
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-Original Message-
From: placid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 1:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Kenny and Jeff
Next ep
i am waiting here for some to make the joke that the next UR record
will be from The Anarchist ;)
Oh i saw Plaid The Rephlex disco assault system last friday and they
rocked! If you can see them somewhere make sure you go. Cyclob played
some amaxing records, DMX Crew live where brilliant and
I think that any mix represented as 'Live' should be presented without
edits, but certainly things like removing silence from then ends, big
clicks, etc is certainly fair cricket.
But more than anything being able to maximise the average level of
a mix after the fact will make it better
i've been listening to roy cordu's 'parce que je reve' 12 again the past
couple of days, and was wondering if he/he/they had released anything else?
anyone know?
jurren
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sorry jurren but that's incorrect.
in a piece of recorded music there are two copyrights:
1) the copyright in the sound recording (generally owned by the recording
company)
2) the copyright in the musical work or composition (ultimately owned by the
composer(s) who may be represented by a
Michael Elliot-Knight wrote:
OK - so here's another question
It's the Record Industry Association of America - which I then assume
excludes UK, Japan, Euro, Oz, etc. labels so then, hypothetically, I could
make a mix CD consisting solely of labels and artists from these countries
and the
