Talk:Netlabel
actually, some netlabels do sell cd/vinyl compilations of what they consider to be the best selection of their released material. these are usually sold as limited edition LP/EP that are to be used for live perfomances (and are therefore expected to have been remastered before being sold). moreover this is something quite natural having in mind the fact that nevertheless mp3-decoded audio sounds good plaid by some average (or pc) speakers, it's usualy lacking some dynamics resolution lost during the mp3-encoding phase. in other words, mp3s' (sometimes non-audible but percieveable) loss of quality might be crucial for live performances.
(by stelf@mirizma.org)
German version
I find the German version of the definition of netlabels more accurate/appealing. Anybody who wants to translate/reedit /merge it with the English version?
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netlabel
- Hmm... That appears to have less information than the English version. The only thing it has that the English version lacks is a more comprehensive directory of related sites -- something I'm not sure we need. Wikipedia is not a link directory. It's an encyclopedia. All links should be significant in either historical value, or as a reference. There are literally tens of thousands of netlabel related sites out there. Where do we draw the line as to what gets included and what doesn't? Dilvie 20:00, 7 April 2006 (UTC)