
[Powderworks] Early demo?
Greg Ralls
GregRalls@Users.com
Thu, 21 Feb 2002 13:50:19 -0500
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all of this reminds me of jeff buckley's posthumous release, "sketches =
for my sweetheart the drunk". i don't think he ever intended for ANY of =
those songs to see the light of day, especially not disc 2...but the =
entire first cd is great, and a good bit of cd#2 is quite entertaining =
as well.
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greg ralls
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[mailto:powderworks-admin@cs.colorado.edu]On Behalf Of CYakaAL@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 1:23 PM
To: gluci@yahoo.com; TravisZ@actf.com.au; powderworks@cs.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: [Powderworks] Early demo?
Powderworkers...=20
Many bands, their record companies and management teams are very =
paranoid about unreleased material being in the public domain.=20
Why? One reason money. In most cases the above mentioned do not receive =
fees for their works on bootlegs. =20
Another reason is control. Musicians have long been protective of their =
product and they do not want things released without them going through =
all aspects of the recording process. They are worried about their =
image. The thought process is that releasing material that is poorly =
mixed or may have an instrument or vocalist out of tune could hurt a =
band. Having worked on or been privy to the workings of a number of =
musical concert video programs I have witnessed or have heard stories of =
bands spending hours and days fixing songs. Thus blurring the lines of =
live in concert.=20
On the flip side demos and bootlegs offer an insight into a band that is =
not available in the traditional mediums. And I believe most fans who =
purchase these items or who would purchase them if they were available =
through "legal" means do not care about the warts that may be prevalent =
on these products. These buyers are not looking for a slick product =
they are looking for history.=20
So what to do in regard to the FTP site. Respect the bands wishes.=20
AL=20
CYakaAL@aol.com=20
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class=3D188234718-21022002>all of this reminds me of jeff buckley's =
posthumous=20
release, "sketches for my sweetheart the drunk". i don't think he =
ever=20
intended for ANY of those songs to see the light of day, especially not =
disc=20
2...but the entire first cd is great, and a good bit of cd#2 =
is quite=20
entertaining as well.</SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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face=3DTahoma=20
size=3D2>-----Original Message-----<BR><B>From:</B>=20
powderworks-admin@cs.colorado.edu=20
[mailto:powderworks-admin@cs.colorado.edu]<B>On Behalf Of=20
</B>CYakaAL@aol.com<BR><B>Sent:</B> Thursday, February 21, 2002 1:23=20
PM<BR><B>To:</B> gluci@yahoo.com; TravisZ@actf.com.au;=20
powderworks@cs.colorado.edu<BR><B>Subject:</B> Re: [Powderworks] Early =
demo?<BR><BR></DIV></FONT><FONT face=3Darial,helvetica><FONT=20
size=3D2>Powderworkers... <BR><BR>Many bands, their record companies =
and=20
management teams are very paranoid about unreleased material being in =
the=20
public domain. <BR><BR>Why? One reason money. In most cases the =
above=20
mentioned do not receive fees for their works on bootlegs. =20
<BR><BR>Another reason is control. Musicians have long been =
protective=20
of their product and they do not want things released without them =
going=20
through all aspects of the recording process. They are worried =
about=20
their image. The thought process is that releasing material that is =
poorly=20
mixed or may have an instrument or vocalist out of tune could hurt a =
band.=20
Having worked on or been privy to the workings of a number of =
musical=20
concert video programs I have witnessed or have heard stories of bands =
spending hours and days fixing songs. Thus blurring the lines of live =
in=20
concert. <BR><BR>On the flip side demos and bootlegs offer an insight =
into a=20
band that is not available in the traditional mediums. And I =
believe=20
most fans who purchase these items or who would purchase them if they =
were=20
available through "legal" means do not care about the warts that may =
be=20
prevalent on these products. These buyers are not looking for a =
slick=20
product they are looking for history. <BR><BR>So what to do in regard =
to the=20
FTP site. Respect the bands wishes. <BR><BR>AL =
<BR>CYakaAL@aol.com=20
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