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Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

When will this be official? I'd like to make a newsitem about it on my website.

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Originally Posted by Camiel (Post 148179)

When will this be official? I'd like to make a newsitem about it on my website.

Gonna work on getting the final product up this weekend..

Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

Et Voila:

http://www.borndirty.org/2010/12/pro...ietly-violent/

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Tracklisting:
01. Advances in Obsolete Technology – Scary Tale
02. The Explorers – Triangle
03. Liquid Green – Late at Night
04. Tin Foil Hats – Quietly Violent
05. LX Nen – Chiral
06. Second Thought – Ice Haven
07. Sputnikk – Open Up
08. Liquid Green – Desperated
09. Tin Foil Hats – Hast du Angst (Are You Afraid)
10. In The Black Box – Radio Dynamic Twenty-Two

Back once again with a staggering display of ground-breaking electronic experimentation, Dirty Compilation 2010:Quietly Violent is yet another powerhouse of stunning, high quality electronic music. Passionately written, produced and recorded by the members of the Dirty Forums on www.borndirty.org this unique compilation boasts some of the freshest sounds available for free on the internet today. Get ready for a dynamic journey through the ever expanding electronic soundscape with everything from synth-pop and dubstep to minimal electronica and electro-house. Each track takes you deeper inside the complex psyche of the dirty community.

This is not just another collection of music. Quietly Violent is another instalment in a full and varied series of compilations that have featured every possible electronic genre you could think of. The Dirty Compilations bring together different artists from all around the globe to express themselves with a common theme in mind – the results are always astounding. So rarely do you find a compilation of such quality and with such a rich history available for free online.

Be part of the Dirty experience and wrap your ears around the latest musical works from the depths of the Dirty Forums…

Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

Marvellous! Gonna grab this in a mo. :)

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Big thanks Dunwho for make this happen. The cover artwork is awesome, thanks holden.
My friends you made me really happy today, its great pleasure for my band Liquid Green to have our songs Late at Night and Desperated on the compilation album.
Thank you very much, its great news for me and my band.

Happy listening and thank you.

Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

Yeah, you guys have done a brilliant job on this, giving it a listen, all sounds great so far!

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Great sounds, maybe we should put it on Discogs...

For this case I made an early "work in progress" draft here:

http://www.discogs.com/release/2592726

Do you like a form, or you will change something?
It sems that Discogs dislike artwork which is bigger than 300kB:(
Maybe we shall put all Dirty Compilations on Discogs...

Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

I was thinking of doing a Discogs entry, too. What to put for the label - DirtyGrooves?

I'd take out the stuff from notes, it counts as 'reviews/hype' and somebody will just ask you to remove it at some point - I spent an afternoon getting rid of all that stuff from my submissions because some dude decided to flag it up in every single one of my entries.
Oh, and mine should be listed as Second Thought (2) :)

Re: Dirty Compilation 2010: Quietly Violent

Right, I've just finished listening to this, it's a nicely cohesive compilation start to finish. :) Top marks for the running order.
Musically, all good stuff, although three tracks really stood out to me - those by The Explorers, Sputnikk and In The Black Box. The other tracks are great too, but I thought those three deserved extra special praise. All in all, very enjoyable and I'm proud to be a part of it.

Has anyone considered doing something about the compilation for Dirty Radio?