Great link Lucas - saw that a week or so ago.. lol I actually emailed the web gang at phish.com ove this very debate a few weeks ago, to no response. The way it would be interpreted by the average reader, which I may be, seems to mirror the Dead's policy: you can still trade shows that have been officially released by the band, as long as they are not copies of the ACTUAL source released by the band. Audience recordings (assuming that's not Phish's source - imagine if THAT ever happened! lol) are ok. Phish adds the download part to this, implying that snail mail trades are still encouraged. I'm not so up on the Dead's policy, but I'm pretty careful about my Phish.
> http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~rahjr79/ninja.htm > ~~~~~~copied from Lucas' post.. lolololol Peace, love, respect, for everybody.. 8-Damien db.etree.org/MaskedMarvel I'll be removing my unfriendly bands from that list soon- thanks Wilbur >:( > from phish.com: > "if we have chosen to offer for sale...a particular phish performance, this > 'official' version will take precedence over amateur recordings being > offered for DOWNLOAD. in these instances, we require that digital audio > repositories remove any recording of these particular performances from > their collections.... in no case may any OFFICIALLY-RELEASED phish > recording (live or studio) be duplicated or otherwise traded or offered." > (emphasis added) (friendsdon'tletfriendsburnmp3s) _______________________________________________ etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree
