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12th March 2007, 11:52 AM
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| SonikDub, open source record label? What do you think of this: SONiK DUB
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12th March 2007, 12:23 PM
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| the idea is great IMO. I think Fletcher was involved in a simular thing, if I remember correctly. But eh 495 euros?  seems a bit steep to me. What do you actually get for that? They upload it? how many cds? Marketing? How? There must be other solutions. My guess is, since these take ANY music, that a label with some quality control will do a better job. They work for a percentage, it seems these guys don't? But, I don't have any personal experience in this sort of thing. interesting nonetheless 
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