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and i reply: this would be a dandy justification except for the fact
that moonshine music (as far as I know) ain't doing vinyl. it's just
CDs. and there aren't that many underground dance music DJs using
CDs
- I only know of Pete Ashdown. so, again i ask, does this disc need
to exist? i don't think so!
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Hey, come on now... I don't want to start the infamous cd vs. vinyl
debate again, but I spin on CD and vinyl, and if I can get a
compilation in CD format I prefer it to vinyl. It's much more
portable, less easily damaged, and contrary to popular belief, there
are a lot of DJs that use CDs. I suppose sales are the only thing
that will tell the record companies if CD comps like this need to
exist, but take a look at remix services like Twitch. All their
releases are available on CD as well. What's more, they're not
really designed for listening to in a private setting. They've been
eq'd for club sound systems (i.e. maximum bass) and each song begins
right on the beat, thus eliminating the need for a DJ to 'cue' the
song to the beat. All you have to do is match pitch and you're set.
I think more and more now there is a need for good underground dance
compilations on CD.