quoted 26 lines Recently a friend of mine sent a demo to Mike P. and then got a call> >Recently a friend of mine sent a demo to Mike P. and then got a call
> back
> >saying that the tracks are nice, but they aren't ready for release
> yet, but
> >that music (at least IMHO) is WAY better than that track from
> Mealtime, and
> >definitely as good as the other stuff that's out there.
>
> It all goes back to my old theory about how the big guys are trying to
> repress
> (that's REPRESS, like repression, not re-press like when you make more
> of a
> record) any up & coming talent that might be able to compete with
> them.
>
> See, RDJ tried to do it to Mike P when he was on rephlex. So he left,
> and
> started his own label, and said, "hey, now I see what Richard's doing.
> By
> releasing stuff like those Like-A-Tim remixes and that X-Asp record,
> and
> holding my Bluff Limbo in storage for years, he's making his OWN work
> seem
> better."
>
> So, now Mike is doing the same thing. ;)
hey hang on! i sent Mike P a tape and he really liked it! so he put my
trackon mealtime and now wants to release my record on his label... and
he
didnt know who the hell i was.... so you reckon he actually thinks my
music
is rubbish eh? and just wants to release it to make his sound better ;-)
as for mike saying stuff isnt ready for release... hes been saying that
to me
for a year now... but now he says my stuff is ready..... i dont always
agree
with him... but perseverance is the key! If i had a label id have pretty
high standards too.....im gonna stop writing now...
Steve
/k/./F/
The Church Of England :-
Killing Foreigners for Profit and Jesus