Rant Thread
So do I, but as you said: majority of buyers think otherwise. Don't forget that this board -actually most boards- are visited by 'above average music fans' but the majority of the people who buy music are just looking for hits and whatever sounds like somehting they can play to be popular in their region's biggest club. Quality of music has rarely something to do with itDel wrote:HEFTY wrote:Don't agree with this at all. It's maybe true for the majority but as soon as i see ____ played by x, y and z it's an instant turn off. Same goes with banners, advertisments or anything that suggests "You must like this". I prefer to buy my records blind, whatever sounds good for me regardless of label, year, artist etc.::BLM:: wrote:deffo, no1 listens to your stuff unless "so n so" big name dj says its good in which case suddenly people check it out.......sad state of affairs where all new artists have to whore their stuff out because people r so stuck in their ways they dont wanna hear anything new.PsyTox wrote:I'm sick of dj's who get music for free and don't even bother to give a tiny line of feedback in return. Especially if you know that if you pay a company 300-800 euro per release, suddenly you get all the feedback you need. As if your music gets more special (?)
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We have cut our promo right down dude. I mean who the fck cares if BLM is playing your releases?
if ur really passionate about music i would have thought u would want to hear as much as you could, new/established or otherwise.
Through my design work I have a lot of contacts in the world of commercial clubs and dj's, I can tell you, what you have to endure sometimes in these places... but hey, to each its own
PsyTox.
Coincidence Records.
www.coincidencerecords.be
www.myspace.com/coincidencerecords
www.myspace.com/djpsytox
Coincidence Records.
www.coincidencerecords.be
www.myspace.com/coincidencerecords
www.myspace.com/djpsytox
