I can relate to this arguement.

It is also always polite to ask if the band if they would like to filmed and distributed, if they don't, what the hey, it's their loss.  Last Saturday I went into Nottingham and caught my old friend Sam Lindo busking in the street, he plays guitar and sings, he knows me from old and I asked him if he wanted a little exposure and he said "OK," so I shot the video and posted it the same day.  I have had 66 views on Dailymotion and 19 on blip.tv so far.  Serveral hundred people less than walked passed him on a busy Saturday afternoon.  So there is both sides of the coin for you.

So in conclusion, it doesn't matter really if a band or singer wants to be filmed for bootleg purposes or not.  Only a small percentage people will actually watch it on line, compared with the potential audience they already had on the day.

Paul Knight




>> >  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> >  wrote:
>> >  >
>> >  > i ran into an interesting situation the other weekend while
>> >  > videoblogging a street scene just before an apple store
>> >  presentation
>> >  >
>> >  > a small band was playing in a large, outdoor shopping area (the
>> >  3rd
>> >  > street promenade in santa monica, ca)
>> >  >
>> >  > whenever they started a new piece, a person would circulate among
>> >  the
>> >  > audience and engage in a little discussion on digital rights with
>> >  anyone
>> >  > recording the scene
>> >  >
>> >  > mainly, this had the effect of blocking anyone from getting
>> >  a "clean"
>> >  > recording of the performance, since somewhere in it you would hear
>> >  this
>> >  > guy saying something like "is this for your own use? please do not
>> >  > distribute this performance"
>> >  >
>> >  > very clever and provides a new type of "roadie" job i guess
>> >  >
>> >  > i think the guy should also always mention the bands website and
>> >  where
>> >  > to buy or download legit music
>> >  >
>> >  > has anyone else run into this?




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