many brits, as with many australians, are eligible for the visa waiver
program for tourist visas. i'm not, as i have a criminal record for
offensive language. i allegedly said f##k while walking along a street in
sydney. (just tell them i have salt in my porridge!)
if you're eligible for the visa waiver program things are straightforward.
if you're not, they're not worth the trouble, especially if you're just
visiting your family-in-law and attending a wedding in westchester.
now, i think i'll try a week in shanghai and a week bushwalking in
tasmania.
james
www.jbucknell.com
(make me even more of a criminal by downlaoding mp3 mixes from my site.)
"Blackman, Ryan
(UKEKT)"
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(was Movement I-F discussion)
I would love to know aswell.
James post seems pretty all-encompassing - I just don't want to believe it.
RB
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so how serious is this visa thing? I mean I am bookign my ticket to the
states just as a holiday goer
for the festival, what's the score there then?
cheers
Ian
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>any experience with welding
they just want to know if you're qualified for the job
MEK
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(313) Re: No play in the USA (was Movement I-F discussion)
when he played in brooklyn a few years back there was a nice
size
turnout
for the night, at least by new york standards. maybe in europe
he
gets
mobbed and followed by paparazzi. but what the hell, I-f can
choose
to play
where and when he wants without owing me an explanation.
but i've got to say, visa issues wouldn't help. i was planning
to
return to
new york for a visit in may - but the visa process isn't worth
the
hassle -
i have to get a copy of any police record, be fingerprinted
and
photographed, attend at interview, show all passports i've
ever
held, fill
out a form listing all mititary training, any experience with
welding,
firearms, explosives etc., and the list continues. and when i
arrive
at LAX
there is no guaraantee i'll be let in - they'll put me back on
the
plane if
i have an unpaid parking fine in australia.
james
www.jbucknell.com
mp3 mixes
"Blackman, Ryan
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in the
USA
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discussion)
How many times would you fly (in this case) from Holland to
the
States, to
gigs where no one came to?
You'd get sick of it in the end, and would probably accept
gigs on
the
basis
that they are at least gonna be worth your while....
It's not exactly a new thing (decent artists bombing in the
US)
anyway.
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yeah but ferenc might think that's too much bother for the
return he
gets so would rather put that effort elsewhere.
anyway you americans burn disco records in your
stadiums...that irks
us
disco loving europeans. :) (and there's the detroit
on-topicness
too)
robin...
Steward, Tim wrote:
> I also disagree - because a record label is responsible
> for marketing and promotion or the artist...being here
> in the US- Detroit to be exact... if artist don't choose
> to promote themselves in this market how do they expect
> people to know what they are about or trying to do..
> I'm just one of the lucky people who has a job that
> allows me to travel to other countries, but with the job
> industry I am sure that is rare for most people...
>
> Just thoughts...
>
> TS-1
>
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>
> Well, Ferenc's agent told me that he doesn't think the US
audience
> understands what it is he's trying to do, or what he's
about.
>
> I disagree, of course, but he doesn't listen to me,
obviously ;)
>
> e
>
>
>
>>
>>>he's told his agents that he never wants to play in the US
again
>>
>>Did he state for what reason?
>>
>>This isn't the first time I've heard this and I'm sure many
>>other list members have heard artists say this.
>>
>>US artists who rarely play in the US or who leave the US to
live
elsewhere
>>because they are requested to play more often in other
countries
>>and
>>DJs/musicicans from other countries that have played in the
US but
now
>>refuse to
>>
>>what reasons have other artists stated as their reason for
immigrating or
>>refusing to play in the states?
>>
>>frustrates me that this happens (although in certain cases I
understand)
>>
>>MEK
>>
>>
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