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Spinks said on Friday, 07 May 2010:
Hehe, yeah, great stuff! I've changed Korobeiniki to show Nekrasov as the only artist since we should only use "Traditional Folk" when there is absolutely no information about the origin of a track. It's a fairly good approximation to say that this is by Nekrasov. However, it can definitely be tagged as "Folk", that's a more appropriate way to do it IMO. I've also resetted the image - let's only use cover artwork where available, and leave it as the default where it can't be found. Hope that makes sense. Thanks! |
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DJ Anubis said on Friday, 07 May 2010:
For some reason I prefer the Network Red version, it's so over the top, it gets good again (those vocals: RUSSIAN MELODY!!! lol):D Thanks for the quick edit again and hope you don't mind I used the right spelling and also credited "traditional folk"... since he was a poet, not the composer... maybe somebody from Russia can fill us in about the details :) |
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Spinks said on Friday, 07 May 2010:
Yeah, I think you're right and I think it's fine to leave it as an interpolation. I prefer the Dub Terror version :) |
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DJ Anubis said on Friday, 07 May 2010:
Thanks for the fast edit... and about this one... think in the beginning it's a direct sample, after that everything is replayed. |
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