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Wedew.. Pasti seru.. Happx bday ya bro..

Yup.. Bener bgt.. Buat yg blm kebagian cdnya pas ferry corsten silahkan didownload..

Catetan track list ketinggalan joey.. Haha.. Menyusul yak.. Yg pasti 100% local tracks..

@lawrence : Lemur nya top deh.. Btw baru nyadar itu monome yg 16x16.. Gw pengen yg 64 ajah deehh.. Haha.. Inden nya susah gila.. Hehe..

Silahkan

http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/15938654/file.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/235668368/Tito_Simon_May_09.mp3.html

01 Schodt vs Aqua Diva - First Breath (Dankann Vocal Mix) [Starlight]
02 Dinka - Road To Prediction (Original MIx) [Unreleased Digital]
03 Nv & Noy - Ocean Drive (Original Mix) [Audio Logic Recordings]
04 Mat Zo - Synapse Dynamics [[Anjunabeats]
05 Ashley Wallbridge - Spitfire (Original MIx) [Auryn Music]
06 Kyau & Albert - Hooked On Infinity (Club Mix) [Euphonic]
07 Ardigo Yada ft Cristo and Teeyo - Wake Me Up (Original Mix) [Soundscape Rec]
08 Yuan - East Wind (Original Mix) [Dark Bird Recordings]
09 First State ft Anita Kelsey - Falling (Innerlight Remix) [CDR]

yuk mariii..

Special Soundscape producer


http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/93868146/file.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/235687981/Soundscape_VII.mp3.html

keren. support. 

doi pernah ke indo belum?

pernah tuh... kalo ga salah di GWK Bali, cuman tahunnya gw lupa...

gile banget ...
gimana rasanya ya rave di GWK
pasti mistis abis !

ga sempet ngerasain gua

@capt digweed :

wah.. markuz di GWK sadis ja.. gw sampe liat patung GWK nya kedip.. hahaha..
summer 2005

Soundscape session 7.. 100% soundscape producer :p
cd nya dibagiin pas ferry corsten.. Nanti gw upload mp3 nya

Harusnya salah agency nya.. Kalbe harusnya terima beres.. Kecuali dari awal pihak kalbe yg minta lagu itu dimasukin..

gubrakk.. hahahaha...
sik sik.. tak cek2 tiket dulu

huhu.. pengen ke malang euy

hayoooo.. pada mo nakal di luar kota yaaa

cieee.. gud luck yah pak

@dhanty : hehe.. Minggu dpn yak :p
@teeyo : halaah.. Apalage :p hahaha..

Happy bday ya bruo..

cihuuuyy.. sapu bersiihhh
congrattss guys..

@riz88 : silahkan di telp langsung.. ada no nya diatas

Kyknya rilis lokal juga joey.. Btw nanti bakal dibagi CD mix special by Soundscape Rec. :p

Tiket bs hub hard rock fm.. Telp 031-8250088.. Kantor lamaa.. Hehe..

Line 6 TonePort UX8.. 8 in/out.. list di luar 500-600 US$

paling bener NI Audio8 lah.. secara sound banyak yg rekomen.. harga juga sekitar 450 US$

Waks.. Mantaff.. Salam aja deh buat trent reznor..

Congrats ya rick akhirnya.. Haha..
Blowfish makin gokil..

@7 : huaaa.. mbandung kita ndra.. sayang TRL udah gak ada..
btw mereka sebelum ke summersonic brarti..

www.ripblock.com


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Anti-piracy company RipBlock are offering labels a service that should help prevent their releases from being downloaded illegally.

For a long time now, imprints have attempted to prevent piracy by going after the file transfer services or ISPs, but RipBlock have a different way of dealing with online piracy. Their methods are simple: sweep the internet for traces of their clients' releases being illegally hosted, before informing the relevant file hosting companies of the copyright breach. DJs and journalists who are leaking new material to their friends before it ends up online should also watch out, as RipBlock are collecting a "Known File Sharer Database," which are made available to clients so that they can cross reference the offenders' details with information from their promo pool or even online retailers.

Subscribers to the service can choose two ways to use it: new releases are subject to a daily scan over a two week period at a cost of £50, or labels can choose to have their full back catalogue scanned at a cost of £2 per file removal. RipBlock already have a series of major clients signed up to the project, including Cocoon, Rekids, BPitch Control and Border Community. We spoke to RipBlock founder Carl Wicker via e-mail to ask him a few questions about the company and current pirating activities.

    How and when did RipBlock first start?

    I used to manage 10 labels for an independent publishing company based here in Brighton, UK, where it was my responsibility to take care of our own file sharing problems. The scale of the problem soon became clear, but I realised that with continued scanning, files can be removed. However, it's a massively time-consuming job that most independent labels can't do. I started Ripblock as a service to the company I was already working for last summer, and before long, the director recommended us to other labels. And it grew from there.

    Do you think that the majority of online music piracy now comes from downloads hosted on legal sites like Rapidshare and Megaupload?

    They're a part of the problem but they're certainly not the entire problem. It's a chain effect. There are several major causes - file sharing community fora and blogs (which are a big problem because they aren't technically breaking laws), torrents and P2P applications. Rapidshare, Megaupload and others are generally responsible companies who take piracy seriously and will remove content when requested.

    Have previous clients seen an increase in sales whilst using the service, or is it still too early to tell?

    We're not told our clients' sales figures. But it appears to be working. Our clients are happy. We've scanned a number of releases that have ended up at number one on Beatport - but whether that's a positive reflection on us or not, who knows!

    Do you think that there will ever be a way to prevent torrented piracy?

    In many cases, torrent links can be removed from torrent sites. Some torrent sites are especially keen now to appear 'legit', and will therefore co-operate. It's not 100% effective - some torrent sites refuse. Whether recent events with Pirate Bay will change their attitude remains to be seen.

    Do you think that a subscription style service is the answer to the problems currently faced by the industry?

    It's not the answer, but it's a start. I just got tired of constantly encountering the attitude of "the problem is too vast to tackle," and decided to do something about it. If we can help a label make sure that its hot new release isn't available by doing a simple Google search two weeks before it's released, then I think we're doing something right.

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