[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Wilki Amieva wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yes, the CD-ROM was not promo, but indeed a COMMERCIAL release. ...But there was also a PROMO VHS![/QUOTE]
You mean the 'EPK' for the musical? The first WWRY-EPK contained indeed footage from Amsterdam (more interviews then live footage btw)
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I read through this topic again and many questions are still unanswered. Would love to have an update about this.
Certainly more details about the 40 shows that have been recorded (audio only).
Certainly more details about the 40 shows that have been recorded (audio only).
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Thanks for the list.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]That’s why Golders Green isn’t on here, for example… because we do not have that show on a serious format - only bits of it, like you have, on cassette. We don't even have an LP, or CD or DAT.
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I know this for sure - as I have both the BBC master AND the LP versions - but as far as I am aware - Queen Productions are already aware of this.
So is this a case of BBC copyright - or does QP genuinely not hold a professional copy (or "...Serious format...") of this gig?
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Folks...lots of talk of BBC transcription discs here...let's be careful...the Beeb has been getting a little bit protective of these lately...especially when they don't have them. Also, and just for information purposes, may I direct you to this story....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm
Cheers
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]That’s why Golders Green isn’t on here, for example… because we do not have that show on a serious format - only bits of it, like you have, on cassette. We don't even have an LP, or CD or DAT.
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I know this for sure - as I have both the BBC master AND the LP versions - but as far as I am aware - Queen Productions are already aware of this.
So is this a case of BBC copyright - or does QP genuinely not hold a professional copy (or "...Serious format...") of this gig?
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Folks...lots of talk of BBC transcription discs here...let's be careful...the Beeb has been getting a little bit protective of these lately...especially when they don't have them. Also, and just for information purposes, may I direct you to this story....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm
Cheers
Greg
could you PLEASE tell us how much of Japan 79 footage is in the archives??
could you PLEASE tell us how much of Japan 79 footage is in the archives??
*kick*
Still hoping for an update...
Still hoping for an update...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ok.computer wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Folks...lots of talk of BBC transcription discs here...let's be careful...the Beeb has been getting a little bit protective of these lately...especially when they don't have them. Also, and just for information purposes, may I direct you to this story....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm
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Update:
Music giant Universal Music Group has lost a court battle to stop an eBay trader from reselling promotional CDs he had bought from second hand stores.
Troy Augusto makes money by snapping up rare albums and selling them on the online auction site.
Universal accused him of copyright infringement, saying some of the items he offered were promotional copies and not authorised for sale to the public.
But a US judge ruled that Mr Augusto had the right to sell the CDs.
Universal said it planned to appeal against the ruling and was confident that it would win.
"We believe that the court's analysis is incorrect in a number of critical respects," a spokesman said.
The outcome applies only to US law, but observers say the case has been watched keenly in the UK.
The ruling comes as a UK-based DJ was arrested on suspicion of selling more than 150 pre-release albums on eBay, weeks before their official release.
If charges were brought, it is thought it would be the first case of its kind in the UK.
'Important ruling'
Dismissing the American case, US District Court Judge S James Otero said that Mr Augusto was protected by the "first sale" doctrine in copyright law.
This says that once a copyright owner gives away a copy of a CD, DVD or book, the recipient is entitled to sell it on.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm
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Update:
Music giant Universal Music Group has lost a court battle to stop an eBay trader from reselling promotional CDs he had bought from second hand stores.
Troy Augusto makes money by snapping up rare albums and selling them on the online auction site.
Universal accused him of copyright infringement, saying some of the items he offered were promotional copies and not authorised for sale to the public.
But a US judge ruled that Mr Augusto had the right to sell the CDs.
Universal said it planned to appeal against the ruling and was confident that it would win.
"We believe that the court's analysis is incorrect in a number of critical respects," a spokesman said.
The outcome applies only to US law, but observers say the case has been watched keenly in the UK.
The ruling comes as a UK-based DJ was arrested on suspicion of selling more than 150 pre-release albums on eBay, weeks before their official release.
If charges were brought, it is thought it would be the first case of its kind in the UK.
'Important ruling'
Dismissing the American case, US District Court Judge S James Otero said that Mr Augusto was protected by the "first sale" doctrine in copyright law.
This says that once a copyright owner gives away a copy of a CD, DVD or book, the recipient is entitled to sell it on.
I'm just bumping this hoping that Greg gets bored, visits this site again and answers a couple of questions [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img]
The same request - the original first post is trimmed, did anybody save it ?
Hey Greg whats the deal with Live Killers? Did you listen to the tapes yet to decide which shows each song comes from yet? Thanks!
- Kevin
- Kevin
Hey, I hadn't seen this thread first time around, cool. This is good to know, but what happened to everything else?
The archivist has just told you everything you need to know. 'Everything else' doesn't exist.
Piss on the box set.
I just bought the new Pearl Jam CD, and as a bonus it gives me access to a site where I can download two free concerts. No bonus audio commentary here, TWO FREE CONCERTS! Unlike Queen, pearl jam look after their fans.
I just bought the new Pearl Jam CD, and as a bonus it gives me access to a site where I can download two free concerts. No bonus audio commentary here, TWO FREE CONCERTS! Unlike Queen, pearl jam look after their fans.
Yes, but Pearl Jam sucks.
Grunge was just noise back in the early 90s and it hasn't changed.
So you've got bonus noise.
Grunge was just noise back in the early 90s and it hasn't changed.
So you've got bonus noise.
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[b]Micrówave wrote: [/b]
Yes, but Pearl Jam sucks.
Grunge was just noise back in the early 90s and it hasn't changed.
So you've got bonus noise. [/QUOTE]
Piss on your bonus noise too :p
[b]Micrówave wrote: [/b]
Yes, but Pearl Jam sucks.
Grunge was just noise back in the early 90s and it hasn't changed.
So you've got bonus noise. [/QUOTE]
Piss on your bonus noise too :p