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yea that brodinski thing was where i found it

link and ting

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4hbxrn

rayman612 wrote:yea that brodinski thing was where i found it

some fire tunes on that mixtape

TopManLurka wrote:why are you fishing for examples and how many do you need ffs? everyone's different so their reactions will differ.

TopManLurka wrote:send it to whoever the original belongs to first

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before you send it to other dj's.

Missed your last post - cheers
I had just been wondering about this a lot, because i see a lot of bootlegs floating around, but i guess not a lot happens when you do it - the tune i'm working on is by a mainstream artist who is never going to hear it anyway, but i was just wondering if his record label maybe would get in a bad mood.

JensMadsen wrote:

TopManLurka wrote:why are you fishing for examples and how many do you need ffs? everyone's different so their reactions will differ.

TopManLurka wrote:send it to whoever the original belongs to first

.

before you send it to other dj's.

Missed your last post - cheers
I had just been wondering about this a lot, because i see a lot of bootlegs floating around, but i guess not a lot happens when you do it - the tune i'm working on is by a mainstream artist who is never going to hear it anyway, but i was just wondering if his record label maybe would get in a bad mood.

depends on your level of profile and intention, one of the first tunes I made that got me any notice (in my area) was a garage bootleg of I need a dollar, nothing happened to me. if there's money involved, thats when they'll come down on you

rayman612 wrote:yea that brodinski thing was where i found it

it was good. wish more of those got a physical release

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=175390

As long as you class it as a bootleg and not a remix you should be fine.

Had a mate that did of booty of a Redlight tune, pretty soon after the track was released (which was a vinyl only release), he sent it to Redlight but Redlight asked him to take it down, which he did. Nothing more than that.

LA_Boxers wrote:As long as you class it as a bootleg and not a remix you should be fine.

Had a mate that did of booty of a Redlight tune, pretty soon after the track was released (which was a vinyl only release), he sent it to Redlight but Redlight asked him to take it down, which he did. Nothing more than that.

Exactly what i wanted to hear - cheers!

Func wrote:link and ting

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4hbxrn

safe

Not sure about this !..