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Release Information
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Artist: VA
Title: TSP 6th Anniversary (2004-2010)
Label: TSP Recordings
Cat. No.: TSP006
Tracks: 37
Size: 241.93 MB
Quality: 201kbps / 4410Khz / Joint Stereo
Duration: 159:44
Genre: Trance
Street date: 2010-04-15
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Release Notes
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I spoke to a guy at a party yesterday and he said that he forgot his
birthday last Sunday, only on Monday he was shocked when he started
recieving congratulations.
Well guess what, it looks like we forgot our birthday too! It was the
15th (which you already knew, yes?). Thanks for the reminder!
Anyway you all know how awkward it is to announce your own birthday,
especially when it has already passed. So we're discreetly doing an
internal release (as every year). For fun we threw together two mixes with
both older and current tracks. We also included a cue file, but to test
your intersects we left all the tracks as ID's.
First one to ID all the tracks gets a hot date with TSP's finest!
So six years has passed and we've been doing web for around six months.
From when web saw it's first releases... there were lots of new groups
popping up all the time. Could be compared to Armada Music's endless
compilation flooding (seriously, aren't we just sick of those?), all the
new record labels being born... or the simple fact that every kid and his
dog can now produce and release music on the blink of an eye.
But at least now things have calmed down a bit and we seem to have the same
stable groups around.
As you might know our plan was never to do web really, but we realized
we couldn't keep that promise. It was either die or do web, so I guess
the choice was easy.
We'd also like to take the opportunity to express some feelings.
Most of us remember the vinyl days... basically the harder and not the
least more expensive work behind doing releases. Even ripping a cd
requires more than just tagging a release.
Looking at how we do web releases today it's as simple and as cheap as
it can get.
But even though an EP in mp3 format may cost 5 x less than a 12" record,
there still appear to be some groups out there who have found a habbit
of cheating.
Most cases we simply can't proove, but our big wish is that all groups
do honest releases and at least give the artists the few bucks they
deserve behind every release. Without them there would be nothing for us
to release. Not to mention that releasing promos/floaters can have it's
consequences, see our latest proper!
Hopefully without too many ejaculating volcanos and crashing planes, we
wish you all a great summer! :)