Re: Live shows as downloads
Jonathan Smith <[email protected]>
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I am sure that, if it were possible, anything, mixed or straight from the mixing desk, would be appreciated. The recent ones that 'appeared' were really good. How about Oz Fritz? He could help, perhaps? I was only reading yesterday about him recording a lost Miles, Herbie Hancock and others concert? On 8 April 2013 09:02, Dave @ M.O.D. Technologies <[email protected] > wrote: > ** > > > This is something that was discussed in the past. > > Part of the limitation was that in order for it to be done 'right', there > would need to be some time spent with the recordings (whether mixing, > mastering or what have you) and that's something Bill didn't have time for. > Which would leave it to someone like Bob Musso who also has a lot on his > plate. > > In short though, nothing is ever off the table. > > > ************* > Dave Brunelle > MOD Technologies > http://mod-technologies.com/ > > On Apr 7, 2013, at 8:43 PM, "piikea2007" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > It's occurred to me now that Bill has the MOD website/store it could also > offer recordings of his various live shows solely as downloads (Flac &/or > mp3). He certainly has the expertise & people around him to do so at a > pretty low cost. How much could it cost to host more sound files on the > site along with the official release ones? Especially given the relatively > fewer official cd releases in recent years. A "Beat the Boots" type thing > w/o the cost of their physically released. As is he only earned money from > the individual shows & this would be a way to earn a little "extra" from > having done them. Frisell & many others currently do this. > > I could understand if he feels the live shows are "test grounds" or > experiments that he'd rather not put out there but to my mind its a damn > shame to have so much great Material only heard/seen by those present at > the shows (or sometimes audience recordings). Unless you live in Japan or > Europe there's not that many Laz live shows to get to! > > Seems reasonable to me but what do I know? > > >