defo THE BEST botleg mr karim has done imo - never fails to make me bosh like a complete gimp

Have I heard this im not sure?? Do us a copy Chris plz!!

miss_diddy said:

Have I heard this im not sure?? Do us a copy Chris plz!!

 

you will have to ask Karim... not me!!

 

Its his bootleg of 'underrave' by the disciples...and its [censored] awesome

will do when I see him next then

Chris_Hutchinson said:

miss_diddy said:

Have I heard this im not sure?? Do us a copy Chris plz!!

 

you will have to ask Karim... not me!!

 

Its his bootleg of 'underrave' by the disciples...and its [censored] awesome

 

technically its not a bootleg as its a 1 off copy 4 personal use.

Mr_Happy said:

Chris_Hutchinson said:

miss_diddy said:

Have I heard this im not sure?? Do us a copy Chris plz!!

 

you will have to ask Karim... not me!!

 

Its his bootleg of 'underrave' by the disciples...and its [censored] awesome

 

technically its not a bootleg as its a 1 off copy 4 personal use.

 

ok, personal remix then....

 

nar - its got a proper name like "accatate" or simular sounding.

Mr_Happy said:

nar - its got a proper name like "accatate" or simular sounding.

 

an acetate is a limited use vinyl.... its what everyone used to use before cd decks were used....

nooo - i dont think it was that.

 

read the karim interview on harder faster (sorry james)

Yep acetate is the actual name for the special vinyl used for limited play.

So... what? It doesnt play after say... 20 plays?

something like that yeah.

 

chris - u might be right there. i thought karim had stopped using em as there old tech now, but i must admit i only skimmed the interview as i was at work @ the time

Mr_Moo said:

So... what? It doesnt play after say... 20 plays?

 

Yep, DJs used it for playin their own material that might never get released etc.

And some record labels used it as a promotional tool. DJs would play it but then have to buy it again becos the quality of the vinyl gets pants after "so" many plays

LiamStyles said:

Mr_Moo said:

So... what? It doesnt play after say... 20 plays?

 

Yep, DJs used it for playin their own material that might never get released etc.

And some record labels used it as a promotional tool. DJs would play it but then have to buy it again becos the quality of the vinyl gets pants after "so" many plays

 

so what is the point in making rthem then really!!

Well before cd decks were comman place, DJs had no choice. If they wanted to "roadtest" a track of theirs they would have to press up an acetate.

 

1. Becos it was the only kind of vinyl possible, due to the fact normal vinyls can be pressed up in small amounts (normal run is of 500 and no less) So that would be too expensive

 

2. As ive said CD decks werent really in use so burning it onto cd wouldnt of been any good.

 

"God bless the cd deck"