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Various Artists - netBloc Volume 2: DRM killed the music-product machine [BSCOMP0002]

Michael Gregoire

2007 · 10 tracks

From the Netlabels collection at the Internet Archive; licensed by its label or artist as shown.

Tracks

  1. 1 01 - Rockoutfit - Disclaimer

    Rockoutfit · 2:39

  2. 2 02 - Zengineers - The Legacy

    Zengineers · 3:36

  3. 3 03 - Calypso - Copacabana Palace Hotel

    Calypso · 3:13

  4. 4 04 - Frivolous vs DJG - Kisses (.v3 Edit)

    Frivolous vs DJG · 5:37

  5. 5 05 - Finn the Giant - Black Scorpion Dub

    Finn the Giant · 4:08

  6. 6 06 - [dK] - Painprovider k06 Mix (Insert Coin Edit)

    dk · 3:40

  7. 7 07 - Aleksi Virta - Dragons

    Aleksi Virta · 2:45

  8. 8 08 - Microtonner - Frequency

    Microtonner · 3:49

  9. 9 09 - Giraffe - A lof of history in a very short time

    Giraffe · 6:18

  10. 10 10 - Vernon Lenoir - The Things They Say

    Vernon Lenoir · 3:50

About

blocSonic is proud to bring you another compilation featuring ten exceptional tracks from the world of netlabel music. netBloc Volume 2 features rock, calypso, trip-hop, hip-hop, reggae and electronic. Contained within the PDF booklet, you'll find another essay written by myself. This time about the current state of music industry and music prices. Check Google news, check Digg, check Reddit... everyday is more news about the death of DRM. Somehow I doubt it. The powers that be in the industry want to put a strangle hold on all music-product they sell and will not give that up without a fight. In the meantime, DRM is in fact killing their music-product. Music listeners' faith in the industry as a whole is decreasing all the time. At the same time, their awareness of netlabels is increasing. With that increased awareness is an opportunity for a new paradigm in music. If you enjoy what's happening with netlabels, then please support the netlabels/artists who you've come to respect and enjoy. That support will help encourage the new netlabel paradigm and chop down the goliath that is the major music industry. We don't need their DRM or their over-priced, compressed/lossy music downloads. Music lovers don't simply want to download music, we want to download reasonably priced music without compression and with complete album art/liner notes. Thanks again to all who have participated and/or downloaded our releases. Please visit our participants sites: tokyo trauma, Zengineers at myspace, iD.EOLOGY, Pharmacom Records, Epsilonlab, Giant Sounds, endK, Stromklang, Monotonik, Microtonner.com, Laridae, Giraffe at myspace, 12rec., vernonlenoir.com, Vernon Lenoir at myspace, WM Recordings

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