of ocurse its refreshing that they have balls, but sometimes, they should take their shizz out on more deserving suspects....
finally, have a sense of humor about this, i do...all these words mean nothing On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 4:46 PM, JT Stewart <[email protected]> wrote: >> just call it bootlegging, and stop trying to elevate that to creating... > > In case no one bothers to look, they almost exclusively bootleg stuff > like Nirvana and Devo songs on 12" singles and sometimes do simple > edits of the stuff. They're not bootlegging records in the sense that > they are making counterfeits (such as HTFR et al). They're also quite > obviously bootlegs/promos -- plain white labels with block text. Big > whoop. > >> i think avowed bootleggers have no place dissing mr kenny larkin. and >> then they diss MM too. I forgot how hard it is to press up tracks > > Everybody has an opinion, and for a record store to actually be honest > about theirs instead of copying the promo sheet or typing up the > typical hype is extremely refreshing. Obviously they won't be selling > as many of those Larkin albums as they would without that "review", so > there is no self-interest in it. I thought it was funny, but I'm not a > huge Larkin fan... > >> anyways, dissing planet e is wack....if buttrich is too euro, how >> about ican, too latino or hispano ?, the "how about" list goes on and >> on.. > > I've been listening to Planet E records and have been friends with > Planet E artists and staff for long enough to be entitled to my > opinion, thank you. I think the recent records are weak and sound like > fodder for European clubs (Larkin's aside). They do not affect me > emotionally in any appreciable way. I have the first Buttrich and the > Ican so I'm only talking about 2 or 3 releases. American techno is in > shambles but what else is new. >
