Vinyl Vinnie @ Rokagroove Radio 047
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Hello pointlesspoint,
Let me give you a short and a long answer.
Short answer;
If I dont ID all the tracks people are more likely to discuss that one or two tracks that I didnt ID. Lets take your post as an example
. Lets call it a "marketing technique". And indeed, in all of the intros I use, some of them are from the houseparty CD's,
Long answer;
I absolutely hate the snobs that do not put up a tracklist. Sure you can mix a set for a friend, and no tracklist is needed. But when you are going to post that set online, GIVE IT A FF'in TRACKLIST. You are a dj, not a composer. Give the people credit who deserve it. You are nothing more than a jukebox. I have made a rule of thumb, I only listen (people i dont know, and not in case of LSDB set editing) if they put up a tracklist. Else it goes straight down the bin. You love oldskool right? Then why not put up a tracklist so others can enjoy it too, and maybe the artist can get a little money from spotify etc.
On the other hand, I know that it can take a lot of effort and time to ID a track. If I spent 20 years to ID a track, and I put it in the tracklist, some other person doesnt have to put any effort in it and walks away with the credit.
Hope this clears it up a bit
Let me give you a short and a long answer.
Short answer;
If I dont ID all the tracks people are more likely to discuss that one or two tracks that I didnt ID. Lets take your post as an example
. Lets call it a "marketing technique". And indeed, in all of the intros I use, some of them are from the houseparty CD's,Long answer;
I absolutely hate the snobs that do not put up a tracklist. Sure you can mix a set for a friend, and no tracklist is needed. But when you are going to post that set online, GIVE IT A FF'in TRACKLIST. You are a dj, not a composer. Give the people credit who deserve it. You are nothing more than a jukebox. I have made a rule of thumb, I only listen (people i dont know, and not in case of LSDB set editing) if they put up a tracklist. Else it goes straight down the bin. You love oldskool right? Then why not put up a tracklist so others can enjoy it too, and maybe the artist can get a little money from spotify etc.
On the other hand, I know that it can take a lot of effort and time to ID a track. If I spent 20 years to ID a track, and I put it in the tracklist, some other person doesnt have to put any effort in it and walks away with the credit.
Hope this clears it up a bit
Coherent incoherence
Isn't the first track an intro from a House Party Mix by TCM (= Thimbles (Vingerhoets), Cowboy (Koemans) & Mr. Ladies (Dames)) 'braindeath, now it's for real' etc. the track
TCM - Eternity Has Past : The Intro
Thanks by the way for all the work put in, lots of new tracks from the past and rediscovering the ones i know!