My question is this? How is new stuff being remastered or found? Sone of this stuff is just as good as it will ever get unless klf releases all their rare stuff and we all know that's not going to happen. Shitty rips and bad copies back in the ftp days were the norm as I still have all my stuff.
If some jackwagon is remastering 128kb MP3 files I say go for it. You still have a shitty source from whatever person you got it from. If someone is dumb enough to get the "rare" bootlegs, great for them. A sicker is born every day. They need to research the klf and this list for the last 15 years...
RMStringer
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You are probably right, antti. My mistake.
My apologies to Martin.Note to self: don't reply to emails before having had breakfast and a cup of coffee.
K
Den 21. sep. 2013 14:45 skrev "Antti Lavio" <antti.lavio@possu.org> følgende:
On 21.9.2013 11:46, Kjetil Johnsen wrote:
Now, list-members will obviously treat Martin's offer as they wish. As
will I. I do not know what material Martin has, so I will not make any
claims about it.
I understood Martins mail as a sarcastic comment against buying expensive bootleg stuff from ebay.
I mean, almost all of that material is available for free so why spend big $$$ for that, even if you are new to the KLF.
Of course I understand that people make choices. If you want to spend money to reasonably well produced bootleg CD's or download not so good quality MP3s for free, it's all up to you.
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anttil.
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