thank you for saying that. I guess it happens especially with more established and experienced artists, as if it wouldnt be necessary to show some respect just because they are allready "famous" , so its normal to just rape the set for ids and move on to the next.BeatBoxBaby wrote:It's also funny, perhaps painful, when they upload videos and all you hear is totally distorted blasting bass, yet some people still give it a try and ask for "Track ID anyone?"
On the other hand it is sad and a little annoying when an artist uploads a set or dj mix for the fans, a very decent one with carefully selected songs and most comments are, "Track ID please/anyone", maybe an "Awesome track dude/mate" as an opinion before getting to the point. There's rarely a "thank you" or "nice work" (without "dude"!), or just any simple way of showing some respect and appreciation for the work that was put into making the mix and sharing it. And I mean well known artists in particular, some of who could even be a parent of the younger followers, not just any young guy making mixes as a hobby. So it's not only arrogant, or cheeky, but also disappointing that this is the only thing that comes into their minds while listening to the mix.
Track ID'er Quotes for an Arts Project
Re: Track ID'er Quotes for an Arts Project
-
John Clees
- mnml admn
- Posts: 7711
- Joined: Mon Mar 07, 2005 4:21 am
- Location: walk the e[art]h : detroit-metro.
- Contact:
Re: Track ID'er Quotes for an Arts Project
haha : that's amazingjunger wrote: just rape the set for ids and move on to the next.
quote of the year
-
John Clees
- mnml admn
- Posts: 7711
- Joined: Mon Mar 07, 2005 4:21 am
- Location: walk the e[art]h : detroit-metro.
- Contact:
Re: Track ID'er Quotes for an Arts Project
yeah that was pretty disgusting. we even had to invent a new rule in the music section for that ...junger wrote:Man there are soooo many funny things going on. i remember people offering 10 $ for a track id. or a 40 pages discussion about giving a raresh id out or not ( actually a sad thread full of hatred but also funny ). Basically when ARPIAR where in the peak of the hype. also people that posted something like fck WHAT BOOOMB and beneath a video link in which you could barely recognize a kick etc.
Im not sure what was worse.. people offering to buy or the people who would post to say that they knew the track but weren't going to tell.....haha
Papa Bear wrote:Why doesn't this young lady disable the goddamn comments then?brooklyn1 wrote:From Alexandra's souncloud bio...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
seriously and i mean seriously : please stop asking for track IDs. Thank you very much!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STOP POSTING TIMED COMMENTS!