Thanks for your IMMEDIATE cooperation, best, WB.

just as the podcast says, i'm putting our club moral stocklist into the public domain for archival purposes. there is a widespread interest in the early days of club moral and electronic and noise music in general, whereas much -if not most- of the original material is no longer available because it is long out of print, incredibly difficult to find, or -in our opinion- absurdly overpriced. making this material available in a widespread yet low-quality format, we hope to entice visitors to our webpages to support artists and labels by buying the newest releases. the reactions have been unanimously positive so far.

personally i also think the idea of copyright material is slightly overrated, i doubt that you actually own copyright or have permission to use the material released on the record, or -by the way- re-release the etat brut track on 'anthology 2'.

however, if you insist i will take the file offline (it will go away after a while anyway to make room for forthcoming products), and inform the visitors to our webpage by quoting our correspondence upon this matter.

all the best,

ddv

You can put any of your own material online as you wish (including the track you made included), but take off now an album that we released ourselves independently. It's got little to do with your opinion on record prices or what you doubt or not, it's amateur internet piracy to in your words 'entice' i.e. market your webpages.

Thanks again for your cooperation, hope you're well, best, W.

i've removed the thorn in your eye from our podcast page. we will continue to post next items from our stocklist in the near future for reasons & purposes explained, too bad you have a different opinion.

apart from that we continue from the black ashes of club moral dead and buried, beware....

ddv