Tune of the Day 6/28/06

[Alter-Ego]

Deff feelin the vibe in this one. Im not a fan of all of Pacific's stuff, but I do like a lot of it, and this just happens to be one of those :angel:

Pacific - Release Me - DSCI4


Better not :zzz: on this one

[Alter-Ego]

And yes Mike, its a clip from Chemical, but before you start complaining, just know that chemical is the only place as of right now that has the clip

[Liftedtrance]

dunno man

iffy on this one

[Bassmachine]

this tune is almost 2 yrs old ..still a good one! this is a must have ep

[Alter-Ego]

dunno man

iffy on this one

Give it a chance, I was the same way at first, it will grow on ya

[Alter-Ego]

this is a must have ep

Apparently its being sold as a single

[Bassmachine]

Modern Age / Omnipresence DSCI4EP7PT1

Release Me / Someone Else DSCI4EP7PT2

[Wicked Sway]

Apparently its being sold as a single

No its part2 to the EP. I dont know where Trace gets the idea that selling 2 singles is a EP or 5 of them is a LP ....

[Bassmachine]

No its part2 to the EP. I dont know where Trace gets the idea that selling 2 singles is a EP or 5 of them is a LP ....

personally I like this idea because lots of ppl always complaint about having to buy a whole ep or lp for 1 or 2 tunes so I see this as a good answer to unhappy djs not willing to pay 20 or 35 bucks for records ..yes more revenue is made by selling them as singles but labels have to make some sort of money to continue releasing tunes. what do u think?. :rastanana:

[Alter-Ego]

No its part2 to the EP. I dont know where Trace gets the idea that selling 2 singles is a EP or 5 of them is a LP ....

What I ment was, its was being sold seperately

You know like a single :shrug:

[Wicked Sway]

personally I like this idea because lots of ppl always complaint about having to buy a whole ep or lp for 1 or 2 tunes so I see this as a good answer to unhappy djs not willing to pay 20 or 35 bucks for records ..yes more revenue is made by selling them as singles but labels have to make some sort of money to continue releasing tunes. what do u think?. :rastanana:

I think: if you dont have 4 tunes strong enuff to make a EP, then there is no need for a EP. As my answer to unhappy djs not willing to pay 20 or 35 bucks for records: get a new hobby or a better job. Yes labels have to make money to continue releasing music, but at the same I think im being taken as a sucker to say a single is a EP, or 5 of them is a LP for that matter, I think it seems whack. Although I did buy part 1, guess im a sucker for Dsci4 beats...

[Bassmachine]

I think: if you dont have 4 tunes strong enuff to make a EP, then there is no need for a EP. As my answer to unhappy djs not willing to pay 20 or 35 bucks for records: get a new hobby or a better job. Yes labels have to make money to continue releasing music, but at the same I think im being taken as a sucker to say a single is a EP, or 5 of them is a LP for that matter, I think it seems whack. Although I did buy part 1, guess im a sucker for Dsci4 beats...

I understand what you saying and agree to an extend but you will never get a ep or lp that is going to please everybody no matter how strong and solid the tunes are ....there will always be ppl unhappy and bitching. Also, would you rather have djs stop buying vinyl at all because of high prices? or would you rather have them buy at least one record to somewhat keep the business going?. I dont see how ppl feel like they are taken as a sucker its just a title "ep or lp".... I mean a series like cover op's can be sold as a whole lp but instead they label it as series 1,2,3 etc...and customers are still subscribing to them and not feeling like they are taking as suckers. This is just my opinion tho and you dont have to agree with it. :plurstick:

[Wicked Sway]

I understand what you saying and agree to an extend but you will never get a ep or lp that is going to please everybody no matter how strong and solid the tunes are ....there will always be ppl unhappy and bitching. Also, would you rather have djs stop buying vinyl at all because of high prices? or would you rather have them buy at least one record to somewhat keep the business going?. I dont see how ppl feel like they are taken as a sucker its just a title "ep or lp".... I mean a series like cover op's can be sold as a whole lp but instead they label it as series 1,2,3 etc...and customers are still subscribing to them and not feeling like they are taking as suckers. This is just my opinion tho and you dont have to agree with it. :plurstick:

My only thing is a EP- Is 2 records, a LP is 5.

I understand the whole thing of wanting to make more money, but for fucks sake dont call something a EP when its clearly a single. Obviously Trace knows what he is doing, so I'll leave it at that.

[Bassmachine]

technically an ep is considered to have 4-8 records.


An extended play or EP, is the name given to vinyl records or CDs which are too long to qualify as singles but too short to qualify as albums. Typically an album has eight or more tracks (anywhere between 30-60 minutes), a single only one or two (5-15 minutes), and an EP four to eight (or around 15-35 minutes.) Some artists, especially in the days of vinyl, have released full-length albums that could fit the definition of a modern-day EP. (See Yes's Close to the Edge and Prince's Dirty Mind as examples.) A remix single is not considered an EP unless it also has other songs on it (an EP/single hybrid). The name "extended play" has become something of a misnomer, for though it originally was used for singles that were extended beyond the standard length, it is now more often synonymous with an album that is shorter than usual; indeed EPs are sometimes referred to as "mini-albums". For this reason, among others, they are referred to as "EPs", the full name being used much more rarely

[Wicked Sway]

technically an ep is considered to have 4-8 records.


An extended play or EP, is the name given to vinyl records or CDs which are too long to qualify as singles but too short to qualify as albums. Typically an album has eight or more tracks (anywhere between 30-60 minutes), a single only one or two (5-15 minutes), and an EP four to eight (or around 15-35 minutes.) Some artists, especially in the days of vinyl, have released full-length albums that could fit the definition of a modern-day EP. (See Yes's Close to the Edge and Prince's Dirty Mind as examples.) A remix single is not considered an EP unless it also has other songs on it (an EP/single hybrid). The name "extended play" has become something of a misnomer, for though it originally was used for singles that were extended beyond the standard length, it is now more often synonymous with an album that is shorter than usual; indeed EPs are sometimes referred to as "mini-albums". For this reason, among others, they are referred to as "EPs", the full name being used much more rarely

Ok dude, i kno you didnt write that, where did you rip that from? :not agaaain: