nah, it's not that bad.. the teatime track is still better than 90% of all the stuff beeing released these days.. and i can hear that those guys are ambitious, the blitz track might be better than the sample let's you think.. anyway it's not mediocre tool house like area remote, cecille and that stuff..patrick bateman wrote:lol, 18 euro, for mediocre tool-house music. Welcome to 2011.
the first release is listet from 45 to 60 euros.. but i highly doubt that people really buy it for that price..::BLM:: wrote:wonder how much these will be going for on discogs. might be worth a punt, just to buy it and if you dont like sell it and make a profit.
Obviously Cristi and Vlad didn't start this label to make a profit. Think about it, how profitable can a limited vinyl only label be? If they really wanted to make money they would make it digitally available and make an unlimited pressing. Obviously it are the shops who are increasing the prices. Also if you haven't had the previous release in your hand. The pressing was very good quality, good mastering and the artwork is very nice as well. Of course this adds up to the costs as well.Kiani wrote:I wonder if it's the label itself or the online shop who makes the prices this high. I'm losing faith in some of the DJ's I respected so much, due to this greedy behaviour. Exactly the opposite of 'underground' and 'It's all about the music' if you ask me. But on the other hand, I can't imagine that for these producers/DJ's, this price increase matters, because the total extra profit they make if they sell all of these records, is less than what they get when they play a 2 hour set in Ibiza or so. If I were them, I wouldn't risk losing my face in the scene for the extra 1500-2000€ or so... That's why I think the shops are the ones increasing prices. Does anybody know more about this?
