HW: live material
eddie jobson
eddiejobson at HOTMAIL.COM
Fri Jul 13 05:28:03 EDT 2007
To be honest as much as I love it when live shows are released like Chicago
'74 a couple of years back, I have simply hundreds of official and
non-official audio recordings of the band. What I would love to see released
is some earlier video footage, but goign on the recent BBC documentary there
obviously isn't a lot around from the 70's. I would love to see the
Hawklords stuff that was shown on the Top Ten programmes a few years back,
if the band could get that released that would make my day.
>From: Colin Allen <colinjallen at YAHOO.CO.UK>
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>To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET
>Subject: Re: HW: live material
>Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 10:06:48 +0100
>
>No, revenues would go to the songwriters and the performers on the
>indivudual recordings.
>
>Jill Strobridge <jill.strobridge at BLUEYONDER.CO.UK> wrote:
> You mean everyone who has ever played in the band receives an equal
>share of
>any and all revenues generated from the release of live material? Such
>equality would certainly mean that no one person would ever make a fortune
>out of it since there would be such a large number of people involved. It
>might not be an impossible task to draw up such a list. I seem to
>remember (way back when I used to receive BOC mailings on a mainframe
>computer) a gig list going back to the 70s listing not only the tracks but
>also the band members on stage for each show! It's true that some people
>have only ever played once or twice with the band and never composed any of
>the music so there's a strong argument for a considerable element of
>inequality involved in such a share out. But taking the view that everyone
>who has ever played in the band, whether once or a thousand times, has
>helped to create the Hawkwind sound and maintain the name, and thinking of
>the benefits of spreading large amounts of Hawkwind live all around the
>world...........
>
>Only dreaming!
>jill
>
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>Jill Strobridge
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Iain Ferguson"
>To:
>Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 2:44 PM
>Subject: Re: HW: live material
>
>
>Agreed,
>
>But its all the usual bollocks we as fans have to listen to...
>
>There is material, both audio & video, that we should get to see & hear,
>but because everyone who has flown in the mothership wants their £ for
>any release, and because of past personal disagreements - we won't get
>to see it...
>
>Its just such a shame that All parties cannot just agree to an equal
>share of any Dividends that might come out of any sale. It cant be that
>much !!!!!!
>
>But I'm sure its way more complicated that just that, Music & video from
>a business angle has always been a nightmare, and I don't suppose it
>will get any easier..
>
>I just wish like all of us, that we could just get to see & hear whats
>in the vaults...
>
>iain
>
>Ian Abrahams wrote on 12/07/2007, 14:32:
>
> > That's a bit strong really! There is no reason at all why Dave should
> > release anything at all if he doesn't want to and there are any number
> > of reasons why he might not want to:
> > Permissions
> > Work involved
> > Financial risk
> > Quality of material
> > etc, etc
> > None of that equates to being a 'spoiled child'!
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