True, Rawat, ARR can have a say in this and I wish he would.

--- In [email protected], V S Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote:
>
> On 5/6/2010 5:47 AM India Time, _AJ_ wrote:
> 
>  > (And by the way, I'm not blaming ARR for this.......
> 
> So nice of you not to blame ARR when he can be blamed. :-)
> 
> When you are blaming everybody else, I think ARR should also share his 
> responsibility "for his inaction" to do something about it.
> 
> ARR has a repute now. No one can make ARR sign on dotted lines. ARR 
> can put conditions that would popularize his music and would present 
> the music to his fans in a better way, and producers/ directors/ 
> rights companies will accept those terms. But he is not doing it as 
> far as I know.
> 
> --
> this decision to have different versions of songs, not in different 
> languages as that would be a genuine point, but the same song in same 
> language in many voices, some songs in film not in CD, some songs in 
> CD and not in film, so on -- all this actually fuels the piracy 
> because user/ listeneres/ buyers are unsatisfied. they would say - 
> what the hell, there are two more songs in the film that is not in CD 
> so why bother buying incomplete CD.
> 
> Genuine music buyers get worst affected as they pay full charges for 
> the CD and still not get full music of the film.
> 
> If Ud Ja rey is released in later versions of CD or DVDs, many of hard 
> core fans would buy it again, but isn't that audio-video rights holder 
> company cheating the music/ video buyers by making them cough up huge 
> money many times in the name of one more songs.
> 
> like gops had said once that he would (and had been) buy all 
> collections of ARR even if they have few or even all repeat songs. I 
> wonder if gops has made a list, and can share with us, of how many 
> times he has bought same individual songs in different collections?
> 
> --
> Rawat
>


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