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Rain on the brain Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 5:21 AM |
| You are asking for videos of the gigs to be put on youtube, I thought it was very illegal or is it legal if the bands say we can? or is it just a "who cares, everybody does it"? |
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BettyPekker Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 9:02 AM |
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BettyPekker Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 9:03 AM |
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Somewhere Else Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 9:46 AM |
| Fran has said its not in his post. |
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Ruudio Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 4:56 PM |
| It's only illegal if you sell your pics or recordings. |
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mozman68 Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 5:57 PM |
Ruudio wrote: It's only illegal if you sell your pics or recordings.
Not true...it's illegal on You Tube per their agreement and illegal since you agree not to film by buying the concert ticket.
But Fran said it was okay at the concert last night...and I have it on video...first post should be up in a few minutes. :) |
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Fran Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 8:19 PM |
| Well when we tell the audience at venues that they can film the security guards stop hassling people so I guess it is up to the band. I will ask today what the official line is. Thanks for asking |
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Rain on the brain Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 8:29 PM |
Fran wrote: Well when we tell the audience at venues that they can film the security guards stop hassling people so I guess it is up to the band. I will ask today what the official line is. Thanks for asking
Yes, I remember your last gig in Italy that security stopped being nasty at us after you said that we could take the pics. But maybe upload it on the internet is different..?
Well, thanks for replying, and let us know what the official line is! |
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mozman68 Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 8:36 PM |
Fran wrote: Well when we tell the audience at venues that they can film the security guards stop hassling people so I guess it is up to the band. I will ask today what the official line is. Thanks for asking
The "line is fine"...sorry, I couldn't resist.. ;)
I wouldn't worry about it Fran...not sure how anyone could benefit/lose from my crappy videos being on YouTube. For me, and I'm sure the people at the concert last night, it is all about re-living the wonderful experience of seeing you guys live. Security was great the whole night (One was right in front of me...).
btw...my wife is distraught that she was so flustered at meeting you that she forgot to wish you a happy birthday...it's the same day as her mother's.
Just imagine she's saying "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" in this picture...
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Rain on the brain Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 8:39 PM |
| anyway, youtube is one of the most beautiful things existing on the internet. |
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Frenchygirl Posted Sun 22 Jul, 2007 10:15 PM |
Rain on the brain wrote: anyway, youtube is one of the most beautiful things existing on the internet.
Oh yeah!! |
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alyrtle Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 3:41 AM |
mozman68 wrote: Fran wrote: Well when we tell the audience at venues that they can film the security guards stop hassling people so I guess it is up to the band. I will ask today what the official line is. Thanks for asking
The "line is fine"...sorry, I couldn't resist.. ;)
I wouldn't worry about it Fran...not sure how anyone could benefit/lose from my crappy videos being on YouTube. For me, and I'm sure the people at the concert last night, it is all about re-living the wonderful experience of seeing you guys live. Security was great the whole night (One was right in front of me...).
btw...my wife is distraught that she was so flustered at meeting you that she forgot to wish you a happy birthday...it's the same day as her mother's.
Just imagine she's saying "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" in this picture...
cute picture! |
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feri Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 4:47 AM |
The security guy at the Toronto show was being so annoying he even came up to me and said 'I'm watching you, better not record anything' and I wasn't even recording...like chillax dude.
Thank God Fran said we could record cuz it made the security guards shut up and stop with the whole 'tough' act.
I don't know how all of you upload your videos on youtube, last time I tried to upload a one minute video, it was taking few hours so I gave up=/ |
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LME2005 Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 8:53 PM |
I'll fully admit to having taped 20 and everyone yelling at Klaus at the 9:30 club show last week-but it's just on my teeny camera, so while the sound is pretty good, it looks grainy on google video. (but awesome on my laptop)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1457162218357256824
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6919008096593179809
Most of us aren't shooting with professional cameras, and a crowd shot has all kinds of issues. It's not as if the folks that make videos on their cameras or cell phones aren't buying everything that's coming out or making/stealing profits from their grainy 2 minute video-but I guess I can see where the music suits are coming from....kinda...sorta.
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cartoonmatrix Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 10:04 PM |
| I hope to take photos and video at the Atlanta gig this Sunday. I have a Canon Elph Powershot SD400 which I can easily hide if needed, but I would love to take my Canon Digital Rebel XT for some clear and high quality shots. What would everyone believe the likelihood of me sneaking in a larger camera would be? Not likely I am sure. Just not familar with thr Tabernacle policies. |
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