netBloc Vol. 40: AAIR Attack (2012)

Various Artists · 2012 · 45 min

AAIR Attack gives netBloc volume 40 a visual and editorial argument about the music industry's response to file sharing. Mike Gregoire explains the repurposed RIAA-logo motif and places independent netaudio within his alternative distribution outlook. Eleven musical selections range from “Turn of the Tide” to “Erotic/Post-Ironic” with Ella, and include a Motel Costes mix of “Dance It, Dance All.” The essay is the curator's perspective; the compilation itself remains a survey of distinct musicians. Release description and source notes

Selected edition: 11-recording original FLAC ZIP edition from the documented source. 11 audio files, 295,414,989 bytes and 45:06 of measured audio.

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Selected the original FLAC ZIP edition’s 11 audio recordings. The member sequence and filenames match the source’s reviewed album program.

Eleven tracks form the compilation. Preserve performer and guest credits plus the named mix; the publisher's industry essay is attributed commentary rather than independently demonstrated market analysis. Release description and source notes.

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