quoted 5 lines True, unless its Skinny Puppy material, and then they ask if they can>True, unless its Skinny Puppy material, and then they ask if they can
>get copies of your boot material for official release (ie, the 2cd
>Brap set... cevn key listened to material from the AEDP fan made
>cassette, thought he might be able to use some of it for the official
>release Brap... too bad more bands didn't take this approach...
Just slightly off topic but there is a marvellous story of how Tom Waits
lost the master tapes for some material he was working on. As he and the
studio engineer tried to work out where the stuff may have got to, a
journalist in the studio admitted to having a multi-generation copy of
the stuff that a friend of a friend of his had dubbed from the studio
master while cleaning up one night.
My hat off to Tom Waits, however, as he ended up using the tape copy for
the basis of one of the tracks on the album he was working on (can't
remember which one...) quite happily. Imho, the man's a genius :)
This is somewhat unlikely to work as the basis in the defence of a
copyrighting case however ;)
Rubyjune.