| poopchute 13.03.2008 18:08 |
I wanted to keep a discussion thread going. I noticed that when threads get around 8-9 pages the forum itself cant keep up. So I figured Id start a new one... Anyway here is that article that I beleive explains where all these multi-tracks are coming from... link Discuss... queenzonebootlegs@hotmail.com |
| shoemanbundy 13.03.2008 18:43 |
Are there any other confirmed multitracks out there that might be released someday that we know if? I don't know if this goes off the topic but it'd be great if any piano pieces made their way as hearing a solo piano acoustic of a song is just amazing :) |
| poopchute 14.03.2008 16:50 |
Yes, there are. Im sure many have heard of the NIN album being released complete with all the multis for every song. I personally dont really like NIN that much. But I will be "buying" the album with multis as a form of support. The only type that the record companies recognize. Money. Im sure alot of people that have read my posts have been thinking...Man Id buy these if they were for sale. Well this is your chance to tell the record companies and artists that People DO WANT multis. If this NIN album does well. And they end up attributing it to the fact that people bought it for the multis...Well thats a good thing for people like us who want artists to release their multis commercially... poop |
| Yankovic 14.03.2008 18:02 |
I got some Nine inch nails multis: Nine Inch Nails - Capital G Nine Inch Nails - God Given Nine Inch Nails - Me, I'm Not Nine Inch Nails - My Violent Heart Nine Inch Nails - Only Nine Inch Nails - Survivalism Nine Inch Nails - The Beginning Of The End Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds Nine Inch Nails - Vessel All are wav. |
| poopchute 14.03.2008 18:16 |
The point of my last post was to say. If you are like me and want more artists to release multi tracks of their stuff you should consider buying this album. Thats the only way it can become a "thing" for cool artists to do. Like I said. I dont even like them but I want to stand up and say. If you offer this type of thing I will buy it... Think about it. If we trade these for free then we lose the chance to say something to the record companies( I do realize that NIN is on their own or without a major record label backing). But it still says something. Most of us always say to ourselves, "Man if they just sold these I would buy them...but they dont so I gotta do what I gotta do." Well here is the chance... poop |
| ponkine 17.03.2008 11:52 |
Thanks for this thread. This has been discussed around other bands forum. I think most fans play it safe by saying "it won't happen" (multitracks masters as official releases), but this is a brand new music approach that would be very profitable for artists. Pioneers like Peter Gabriel, Brian Eno, etc has offered multitracks online for remixes competitions. It was a very powerful concept, but in a very quiet way too. So far, there's no physical release of a complete album multitracked. My statement is simple: why not?. Times are changing, fans want different material to keep them interested, and the multitracks would become the flavour of the month. It's just matter of time: think what happened with Radiohead last year. Prior their shocking In Rainbows move, everyone could have thought "my God, are they nuts?. That's a commercial suicide" ... after the highly succesful "pay whatever you want, it's up to you, even for free" strategy, the physical album went number one in UK and USA. The first band or artist in releasing the physical multitracks will catch the fire. Everyone after that would have no follow other to copy the pioneer. Part of the great success of the "Classic Albums" DVD series has been the unique look at the albums, with engineers revealing multitracks sections that sound astounding. Alan Parsons revealing Dark Side Of The Moon comes to mind right now. It's a pity Brian May can't dig it. After all the fanbase hype and excitement about multitracks, Brian May should have done something smarter than trying to shut down sites, torrents and links containing files Cheers |
| Yankovic 17.03.2008 12:23 |
I think i got a complete list of official multitracks: Afro Celts Sound System - My Secret Bliss Angelique Kidjo Feat Peter Gabriel - Salala Arcade Fire - Black Mirror Brian Eno & David Byrne - A Secret Life Brian Eno & David Byrne - Help Me Somebody Imagined Village - Cold Hailey Rainy Night Joi - What You Are Little Axe - If I Had My Way Los De Abajo - La Resistencia Nine Inch Nails - Capital G Nine Inch Nails - God Given Nine Inch Nails - Me, I'm Not Nine Inch Nails - My Violent Heart Nine Inch Nails - Only Nine Inch Nails - Survivalism Nine Inch Nails - The Beginning Of The End Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds Nine Inch Nails - Vessel Peter Gabriel - Shock The Monkey Rizwan Muazzam Qawwali & Temple Of Sound - Peoples Colony No 1 Roger Taylor - One Night Stand Saul Williams - Banged And Blown Through Saul Williams - Break Sevara - Kunlarim |
| Jjeroen 17.03.2008 13:00 |
NIN released 4 tracks from the With Teeth album in multi-track and the FULL Year Zero album (every track!) as a bonus to the Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D album. The new Ghots I-IV double album will also be released with multi-tracks of all 36 tracks. All available in ANY format you wish. |
| FriedChicken 17.03.2008 15:58 |
Ooh I want the Peter Gabriel one.. Is there really a multitrack version going round of One night Stand? |
| Dan C. 17.03.2008 16:11 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Ooh I want the Peter Gabriel one.. Is there really a multitrack version going round of One night Stand?As far as I've seen, there are only samples. |
| Deacon Fan 17.03.2008 18:54 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Ooh I want the Peter Gabriel one..All you gotta do is go to link and register, and Shock the Monkey is still available as well as others. It's not 'multitracks' per se though, it's in parts which need to be looped or edited together. 116 MB download for the wav version. |
| ...assdude.... 39702 18.03.2008 01:01 |
ponkine wrote: Thanks for this thread. This has been discussed around other bands forum. I think most fans play it safe by saying "it won't happen" (multitracks masters as official releases), but this is a brand new music approach that would be very profitable for artists. Pioneers like Peter Gabriel, Brian Eno, etc has offered multitracks online for remixes competitions. It was a very powerful concept, but in a very quiet way too. So far, there's no physical release of a complete album multitracked. My statement is simple: why not?. Times are changing, fans want different material to keep them interested, and the multitracks would become the flavour of the month. It's just matter of time: think what happened with Radiohead last year. Prior their shocking In Rainbows move, everyone could have thought "my God, are they nuts?. That's a commercial suicide" ... after the highly succesful "pay whatever you want, it's up to you, even for free" strategy, the physical album went number one in UK and USA. The first band or artist in releasing the physical multitracks will catch the fire. Everyone after that would have no follow other to copy the pioneer. Part of the great success of the "Classic Albums" DVD series has been the unique look at the albums, with engineers revealing multitracks sections that sound astounding. Alan Parsons revealing Dark Side Of The Moon comes to mind right now. It's a pity Brian May can't dig it. After all the fanbase hype and excitement about multitracks, Brian May should have done something smarter than trying to shut down sites, torrents and links containing files CheersBrians Like a Parent, no matter how much you love them, you fucking hate them at times.. |
| Yankovic 18.03.2008 02:47 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Ooh I want the Peter Gabriel one.. Is there really a multitrack version going round of One night Stand?There is small loop clips avaible on roger's website: link |
| ponkine 18.03.2008 14:03 |
REM are going to release their already critically claimed new album "Accelerate" in 1st April. It has been leaked elsewhere, and it seems the band hasn't cared about that. In fact, they're encoraging their fans to do something really cool, exciting and unique: Remix the Supernatural Superserious video They've created a youtube board on which fans can upload their own versions of Supernatural Superserius videos link Everyday fans come up with new and quite fantastic videos You can get the original cuts on link and then remix your own video Click on each number and you'll be able to download all the 11 zip folders, with a different video each one and on this site you can download everyday a different official clip link Moreorer, you can download from videos #4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 nice unplugged versions Downloading Unplugged #7 right now AND EVERYTHING'S FOR FREE! Now Brian May... bring on the multitracks before anyone else! |
| poopchute 18.03.2008 17:52 |
Sorry i wanted to post this in this thread... Its time for Established artists "Classic rock" to start being a little bit more reasonable and hip. The cool new thing is Multitracks. The First major band that releases "Classic" material is gonna be considered "Rock Gods". Right now NIN is getting a ton of hype. Basically they are adapting the 1000 fans motto. You basically take the album and box it up in a bunch of different ways and each market buys it the way they want... example... You make the CD. You make it available for DL on the Net... You make a DVD of Multitracks for sale... You make it in Vinyl... And others... This way the album doesnt need to be mega popular to be a success... discuss... Take it Easy by the Eagles...@ Queenzonebootlegs@hotmail,com |
| Jeroen 19.03.2008 06:04 |
poopchute wrote: Sorry i wanted to post this in this thread... Its time for Established artists "Classic rock" to start being a little bit more reasonable and hip. The cool new thing is Multitracks. The First major band that releases "Classic" material is gonna be considered "Rock Gods". Right now NIN is getting a ton of hype. Basically they are adapting the 1000 fans motto. You basically take the album and box it up in a bunch of different ways and each market buys it the way they want... example... You make the CD. You make it available for DL on the Net... You make a DVD of Multitracks for sale... You make it in Vinyl... And others... This way the album doesnt need to be mega popular to be a success... discuss... Take it Easy by the Eagles...@ Queenzonebootlegs@hotmail,comWell, the problem is not the bands, mostly. It's the recordcompanies that are not up to it. But then again: bands indeed should have the guts, like Trent Reznor had, to say bye bye to their company and do everything by themselves. He releases everything by himself, then 'offers' labels the oppertunity to release the stuff in shop-ready packages. On HIS terms. If a company doesn't agree, he goes somewhere else. But companies ARE smart enough to take such offers. This should be the future. It's not companies that come first - it's the art that comes first. It's not the way it is now; sign a contract and then make music. It should be Artist creates and THEN finds someone that wants to release it. If one does not find anybody (with a well-known name this seems pretty unlikely though), there is always the oppertunity to stick to the internet-only-option. For one it will be beneficial to the artistic part of the music. The artist gives himself full freedom to create what he or she feels - not what the company wants. NIN's new album (a double instrumental album) would NEVER have been released in a regular label-situation. Companies hate double-albums and instrumental albums even more. |