A very quick interjection from me!
We're a record retailer but we also sell DJ and Studio equipment- we
currently sell around 10 Serato systems a week and the number has been
growing steadily over the last 2 years. Almost without fail the
customer will tell us with a big grin on their faces that
interestingly this hasn't stopped you from selling serato.
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 6:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A very quick interjection from me!
We're a record retailer but we also sell DJ and Studio equipment- we
currently sell around 10 Serato systems a week and the
Saw this thread a little while back and thought OOOH!!! must check. Maybe it
got said already but when I actually came to do so I
find it's not a new album but a rerelease of a 1973 LP - their first work
together. Not that into the clips I heard.
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From: john saylor
No - they do have a new album out!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 September 2008 12:35
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) brian eno david byrne
Saw this
Why should it? One might advocate taking the choice of whether to break the
law out of the hands of the individual with technology
when it came to say, gun control. But in this case when there's a perfectly
legit way to use such gear why should a shop then have
to stop selling it because some
Oh, OK! Guess they must have just rereleased No Pussyfooting on the back of
that / to promote it / whatever synergy bla.
Sorry.
From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 September 2008 12:39
No - they do have a new album out!
Lol! ;-)
Ok, perhaps what crossed my still fairly juvenile [at times] mind is not
*the* reason But it's got to be one reason, I think.
Stereotyping is obviously never a good idea, and in my case I should
definitely know beter as I know several Dutch people fairly well
personally and
Do you ever take this as a 'teaching moment' and tell them why that is
a horrible way to view things?
Of course, this just goes to show what everyone's probably noticed:
99% of DJs are complete wankers.
Present company excepted off course.
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 5:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah I think refraining from selling your wares would not be
reasonable but I think you could take the opportunity to say your
piece about stealing music. Even making a PSA might be frustrating
though.
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 7:27 AM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you ever take this
Ah, see, my point has nothing to do with morals nor ethics. In my
understanding the OP works for a music shop, rubadub if i'm not
mistaken, a shop that most likely relies on repeat business by paying
customers of music media, not just music gear. Sure, there are going
to be people who use it
I wonder if people regard me as a music thief - I don't buy much music
these days as I tend to download DJ mixes that (mostly) friends put up.
I stopped buying vinyl years ago as I had to give it up like an
alcoholic has to give up booze. I go to parties and regard that as my
economic contribution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCgOsgyVt1Y
Manalive on Bush.
This is some complete BS in my book. KMS should sue -- Bush is a high
enough profile label that they should know better.
I heard this because I was listening to the top sellers on Beatport.
Which is mostly a reminder, yet again, of
Anybody who lives on a budget will take pride in getting something for
nothing. That is how it works.
Of course R-a-D will keep selling Serato. It's a good product.
Refusing to sell it would be like refusing to sell blank cd's because
people use them to burn bootlegs. Please! And R-a-D, like any
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:15 AM, JT Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody who lives on a budget will take pride in getting something for
nothing. That is how it works.
I should add to this -- digital theft is not a concept that is readily
understood by the masses yet. I highly doubt many
morality involved. The idea of consequences from the clicks you make
while sitting in your home in your underwear and a beer is not a
Yep I get in my undies and sit in my beer.now that's livin..
Oof I'm done
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:15 AM, JT Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Policing the internet seems like an impossible task,
I think it's impossible to exhaustively police the Internet, but an
hour or two a week spent with google and the torrent search sites
would at least give you some places to
. It's
just a total mess, but I imagine that digital theft will be
increasingly policed, and increasingly more ably policed, and the idea
of digital theft will be a much more broadly understood crime by the
mainstream in the not-too-distant future. It's inevitable.
They are already writing the
kent williams wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCgOsgyVt1Y
Manalive on Bush.
This is some complete BS in my book. KMS should sue -- Bush is a high
enough profile label that they should know better.
I heard this because I was listening to the top sellers on Beatport.
Which is mostly a
Changed the subject line.
That is a reason why the RIAA and MPAA
are using scare tactic lawsuits. But they're late, and it amounts to
punishing essentially innocent people for their own lateness. It's
just a total mess, but I imagine that digital theft will be
increasingly policed, and
Well, sorta. Wave goodbye to DJ Mixes that haven't gone through
proper channels. It sucks I know. It's sort of a replay of the
record industry's response to cassette tapes when they came into
popular usage in the early 80's...they really hated mix tapes and
tried to kill home cassette recorders.
I can assure you that as long as I am breathing I will be making
unauthorized freely shared promotional DJ mixes with media that I have
paid for.
When mixtapes are outlawed, only outlaws will make mixtapes.
For my archive of such mixes since 1996 please visit
http://www.deejaycountzero.com
On
Me too.
I only mention it because BPI shut 'a friend' down for providing mixes
once.
robin...
On 29 Sep 2008, at 18:12, Frank Glazer wrote:
I can assure you that as long as I am breathing I will be making
unauthorized freely shared promotional DJ mixes with media that I have
paid for.
Listening to music isn't an event anymore unless it's live. No one sits
down and just listens. I think entertaining yourself on the go is turning
into a huge problem. It's like yogurt tubes versus nice Greek yogurt with
honey drizzled on it.
-Morgan Geist
By my reading of this, he's not
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