sven laux wrote:Why should I buy a track on vinyl when it has already been released for free?

- because you like vinyls
- you don't like the sound quality of mp3
- you want a nice sleeve
- you want to support the artist
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he's saying put net-releases on vinyl. while it seems like a good idea in theory, it sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. surely he means the vinyl would be for sale... :lol: free vinyl! Why would it be more a disaster than copyrighted music ? think about it. some net releases have more than j...

if your going to press 500 records it's going to cost you about £700 then your going to give the MP3's away on your website. if you give people the choice between paying for something and having it for free i know what i would choose. If money is no object to you it would work but for those of us l...

JohannDecker wrote:will be there for sonar....would like to know where i can go rather easily to pick up some new records...if there exists such a place

thanks in advance

http://www.discogs.com/groups/topic/93136

if your going to press 500 records it's going to cost you about £700 then your going to give the MP3's away on your website. if you give people the choice between paying for something and having it for free i know what i would choose. If money is no object to you it would work but for those of us l...

PsyTox wrote:There are a few precedents I know of where some dodgy fuckers took a track released under creative commons, put their name on it and registered it, and marketed it. When the netlabel guys found out, they took them to court obviously... and lost.

Do u have the reference of this case ?

he's saying put net-releases on vinyl. while it seems like a good idea in theory, it sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. surely he means the vinyl would be for sale... :lol: free vinyl! Why would it be more a disaster than copyrighted music ? think about it. some net releases have more than j...

still would need to pay reproduction rights... Don't really get why so many people what to do everything with Creative Commons etc etc, while it costs you nothing more to register it with a "proper" copyright agency... I mean, if someone plays your netlabel thing on the radio, you get not...