Well actually in practice you have to get the licence to cover the tune
you want. The licence may cover how much you would pay them per copy
sold, or it could be a one off. The WIPO Copyright Treaty deals with the
right that the copyright owner has to 'communicate to the public'
(technology
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I tried to post this on 313, and my posts aren't going through. Can you
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thanks for these!
p.s. has anyone ever seen fred heutte and graham massey in the same room?
SEPERATED AT BIRTH!
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This Detroit Free Press article was definitely a bit of a surprise:
http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/techno2e_20050602.htm
Based on previous years estimates, I'd have thought the numbers for this
year would've been much higher (41,000 paying attendees). Is the art of
crowd estimation
Honestly,
After I've seen the place, I'm sure than its impossible to get 1 million
people around hartplaza...
100.000 in 3 days is possible...but really high number too ;-)
When you don't have an entrance fee, every (crazy) estimations are possible
But 40.000 was already big !!!
Fabrice Lig
But 40.000 was already big
to an outsider, 40,000 sounds great! it seems the festival can go on from
here, which is great, I wanna go next year.
I can't believe they managed to pull it off with such short notice, and
from all your reports etc, it seems like one of the best yet?!
hope UR play
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But 40.000 was already big
to an outsider, 40,000 sounds great! it seems the festival can go on from
here, which is great, I wanna go next year.
i'm keeping this emailright we gotta get u funded now
JT: how's the Bring a pikey to Detroit fund going? :)
Holy sh!t - what a show. The Riviera was jam packed sold out just about a
week before the show. Got in the queue and it started raining. Got in
just about five ten minutes before they took the stage. Went upstairs to
the balcony - no room. Tried the mainfloor - down front left speaker
David Powers wrote:
If a record is not in print, and a friend of mine has it, I have no
problem with recording a copy, even if it is illegal.
I'll give you that but you're also not pressing up copies and selling them
as if you owned the material. Just because you buy something doesn't mean
bullsh*t - the bootleggers own the means to reproduce and thus continue to
sell for a profit far beyond the dealer/collector
once the dealer sells the record he/she has to go out and find it again -
it might take years before they find another copy
the bootlegger can keep pressing up the
Who ever is bootlegging these Buzz records should be strung up by their
b*lls once for bootlegging it, and then again for the crap quality of the
pressings.
yeah shady people. especially for the fact that they have the sleeve,
centre labels etc all made to look legit.
the pressing however
Anyone got this yet?
I've had the *nudge nudge wink wink* this is a bit of a belter *nudge
nudge wink wink* word from the street.
if you have it, let us know what its like!
thanksverymuchnthatinnit.
p.s. frantic flowers is shaping up to be a good label.
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For a royalty system for sampling - it's the same as any other way of
doing licences - you go to the person who wrote the track and ask for
permission to use it.
i remember reading an article about
if this is anything like as good as the other two on FF then i'm there...
robin...
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Anyone got this yet?
I've had the *nudge nudge wink wink* this is a bit of a belter *nudge
nudge wink wink* word from the street.
if you have it, let us know what its like!
woops - I should say that it's The Earthrumental Project part 2 that I got
MEK
Michael.Elliot-Kn
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p.s. how were Kraftwerk detroit heads? as if I need to ask?! hope you all
enjoyed it as much as I did.
It was fantabulous, as you could expect!!! They played the standards
like Autobahn, The Robots and Pocket Calculator (which had a
humorous animation to go with
Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
so here's whats really interesting to me. i know how the economics
of pressing records works, it usually requires selling a pretty
large amount of records before you break even, and thats even when
youre using tracks that you arent paying the artist for. since
these
I was having a conversation with my wife about the Kraftwerk show
it's taken her a while for her to get into them
first time I played their music in the car (years ago) she couldn't stand
it and would make fun of me
slowly she came around to some songs but still didn't like others
she slowly
Anyone got this yet?
not yet just checking clips at http://clone.nl !
I've had the *nudge nudge wink wink* this is a bit of a belter *nudge
nudge wink wink* word from the street.
cant tell if im all about the a-side, but the b moodin sounds like instant
classic transmatty super deep
Anyone know if they'll be doing a DVD for the 2004-2005 tour? The stage
show / visuals were really awesome.
Lisa
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Holy sh!t - what a show. The Riviera was jam packed sold out just about a
week before the show. Got in the queue and it started raining. Got in
just
well, Minimum Maximum is supposed to be released either with a DVD
component (enhanced CD?) or will be a separate release.
Radioactivity blew me away (no pun intended).
MEK
lisa
Indeed. My three-year-old son loves Kraftwerk and likes to sing Robots
at preschool. His teachers were baffled when Mr. Tom Cox and I tried to
explain his fascination with a bunch of kooky Germans. It's really quite
surprising how few people have heard of them.
Kelly
Nobody else here really
I saw them in Detroit on Friday. I also hope they put out a DVD of the
tour--what incredible visuals. We staked out a spot right in middle and
about 10 feet from the stage at the State Theater. When the Tour de France
visuals came on it was like you were on a bike in the Pyrenees--holy sh*t!
I
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Indeed. My three-year-old son loves Kraftwerk and likes to sing
Robots
at preschool. His teachers were baffled when Mr. Tom Cox and I
tried to
explain his fascination with a bunch of kooky Germans. It's
I think most people in Europe are aware of them, but only to the extent that if
you mention them to a non-cognoscenti, they tend to raise their eyebrows and
make stiff armed movements and say 've ar de robots'.
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I saw them in Detroit on Friday. I also hope they put out a DVD of the
tour--what incredible visuals.
the DVD is supposed to be footage taken from their 2004 tour
I didn't realize before the show that the vocals on Radioactivity were:
Chernobyl, Harrisburg, Sellafield, Hiroshima. I guess
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Subject: (313) Franck Roger/Real Tone records
at Gramaphone I picked up The Earthrumental Project on Real Tone records
nice deep string laden house with some Afro-latin percussion in
The first time I saw Kraftwerk was in London at Tribal
Gathering, many a years ago- it was such a different
experience than in Chicago- which was sold out and
PACKED. We sat in the balcony WY up. No dancing
this time, no fresh air...but still worth it. It was
the first time for two of the
After all of the talk about bootlegs and illegality. I'd like to make a point.
Not with words, not with flames, but how all good techno kids do it.
Here's what I gotta say to that argument...get it while it's up.
http://downlowmusic.org/marrs_antilla_(bonelessgruvedit).mp3
Oh and JT told
And Mcqueen, since you were the one that originally suggested I do this edit.
This ones for you. sonic sunset special. Big love soldier. Let me know what you
think.
Kamal K. Stoddard
Turner Broadcasting Systems
that is probably based on a licence on what you want to use it for, it's
still the same deal. obviously if you want access to masters they will
charge you more. I would. but that's not to say if you want to get a
little sample, they wont' charge you through the roof to use it. better
still they
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