el> The answer is simple: It depends on who your target is. If you're
el> sending it to the general public and/or
el> record labels, clubs or radio stations, put it on CD.
el> If your target is dance clubs, and you want DJs to play it, press up
el> vinyl.
el> I don't know what the music sounds like, but my suggestion is to do
el> both: have mass duplications of CDs made, and print up a handful of
el> acetates to a select number of DJs to generate some buzz. You have all
el> your bases covered that way (and it's probably a compromise answer that
el> the majority of the list would agree with :))
i totally agree w/elson. as a dj/club promoter i know that if someone wants
their track spun i really need wax (vinyl), but it's much more convienient
for mere listening purposes (the promoter in me speaking) to pop in a cd.
el> And if money is a question, there's always cassette tape...
as a promoter this is fine and label people get tapes all the time too, but
the dj side of me *loathes* cassettes!
t-bird