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    Posted: March 30 2010 at 19:45
The Haiti Projekt is now online and available at http://www.thehaitiprojekt.com. A compilation of 40 songs, available as high-quality MP3 (320kbps), or FLAC (CD quality), for $20.00. All proceeds (less Paypal fees) will be given to The Red Cross to help in Haiti relief efforts.

Complete list of participating artists:

Neal Morse
Agents of Mercy
Every Other Ones
Factory of Dreams
Tadashi Goto
Mars Hollow
Peter Matuchniak
Michael Gill
Arthur Pinchev
Guitar Garden
Shadow Circus
Steve Brockmann
Ajalon
Asymmetry
Collin Leijenaar
Dave Meros
Dead Heroes Club
Edensong
Ephemeral Sun
Every Waking Hour
IZZ
Little Atlas
Mahtrak
The Mandrake Project
Mooning
Pindral
Pinnacle
Projection
Relocator
Arkei
Roland Enders & Friends
Singularity
Sonus Umbra
Soul Secret
Supernal Endgame
The Healing Road
The Other Side
The Sea Turtles
To-Mera
Andy Tillison / The Tangent
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Points: 13032 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 30 2010 at 21:32

Great news and a great initiative, will save some money for this.

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Hope it does well. The one that was released for the victims of hurricane Katrina is one of the best "various artsists" cds i own.Mostly new or unreleased tracks.Well worth checking out as the money is still going to New orleans, and they still need help.
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We've reached $2000.

Did anyone here get this? What are your favorite tracks? Smile
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Will get this despite that the K in Projekt made me think King Crimson was somehow involved.

Great idea and a great cause
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i wonder, a few years ago a similar project, The Tsunami Projekt, made over $15,000 for the tsunami victims. Why has this one only barely squeaked past $2,000? Is it really because people are not ready for a digital-only format? What do you guys think, if it was a CD with 15 songs vs. a download with 40 songs, would it have been better?

Personally, I would have been surprised that the format would have an affect on sales since it's a charity...but, of course, we want to do what is best for the cause - what can you guys suggest to improve the response?
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Originally posted by jplanet jplanet wrote:

i wonder, a few years ago a similar project, The Tsunami Projekt, made over $15,000 for the tsunami victims. Why has this one only barely squeaked past $2,000? Is it really because people are not ready for a digital-only format? What do you guys think, if it was a CD with 15 songs vs. a download with 40 songs, would it have been better?

Personally, I would have been surprised that the format would have an affect on sales since it's a charity...but, of course, we want to do what is best for the cause - what can you guys suggest to improve the response?


Based on the experience I had with my first album, format may very well have something to do with it.  I can't tell you how many folks said to me, "Pass for now because I don't really do downloading, but let me know if and when there's a CD made."
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Points: 799 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2010 at 14:42
At least I'm not one of them, I bought your album! (and enjoyed it very much, btw).

Wow, I guess it really is an issue - I wonder if that's because a lot of prog fans might be a slightly older crowd in general? Or do people still have more of a sense of value when getting a physical CD, even the younger iPod crowd?
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Points: 4373 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2010 at 14:44
Originally posted by jplanet jplanet wrote:

Or do people still have more of a sense of value when getting a physical CD, even the younger iPod crowd?


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Originally posted by jplanet jplanet wrote:

At least I'm not one of them, I bought your album! (and enjoyed it very much, btw).

Wow, I guess it really is an issue - I wonder if that's because a lot of prog fans might be a slightly older crowd in general? Or do people still have more of a sense of value when getting a physical CD, even the younger iPod crowd?




And Whispers and Screams is excellent.  Thumbs Up (Now I have to hear it again!  Too bad I have a phone conference in two minutes Cry).

As for your question, I think it's a combination of both.  Between CDs and mp3s, I prefer CDs myself (a nice booklet does add value), but that doesn't stop me from downloading either.  And some folks have told me that they don't feel comfortable downloading things.
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A physical release is on it's way.
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I wonder what's happening with that physical release...

Anyway, time for an update:

Quote The Haiti Projekt reports the earnings through Aug 10...

Hello everyone. I wanted to let everyone know that I sent The Haiti Projekt money to the American Red Cross today. The totals are as follows and are current through this moment (Aug 10, 2010):

134 copies sold
$2,680.00 gross intake
$130.72 in PayPal fees
$2,549.28 net intake

I wrote the Red Cross a $2,600.00 check. Once I have a confirmation for the donation, I'll post a scan (for The Tsunami Projekt, they sent us a nice letter of thanks...).

Thanks to those who bought a copy. For those of you who have not, it is still available at http://www.thehaitiprojekt.com

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Originally posted by Kyo Kyo wrote:

I wonder what's happening with that physical release...
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I'll try and find out.
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