Heiko R. said:
> > > > among others, Einstuerzende Neubauten's F.M. Einheit.
> > > >
> > > any released work with fmeinheit?
> >
> > Yeah, I know they had a disc together called "Merry
> Christmas." Lots of
>
> Btw, they are back on stage, without fm, who left the bauten
> some years ago.
> > > among others, Einstuerzende Neubauten's F.M. Einheit.
> > >
> > any released work with fmeinheit?
>
> Yeah, I know they had a disc together called "Merry Christmas." Lots of
Btw, they are back on stage, without fm, who left the bauten some years
ago.
> I remember Garth Brooks tried unsuccessfully to block stores from selling
> used copies of his CD's, using similar arguments as presented in the MP3
> debates.
Yeah, I was waiting for this. Was this campaign only one artist ? Wasnt
there a slogan ? Like "copy kills music" now, against CD burn
--- "Villani, Adam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This still accomplishes some promotional effect. I can
> think of several
> promo CDs I've bought out of used bins that have then led
> to my purchase of
> new CDs later by the same artist. Considering that the
> marginal cost of
> manufacturing a
> > Peter Brotzmann's son Caspar has worked with,
> > among others, Einstuerzende Neubauten's F.M. Einheit.
> >
> any released work with fmeinheit?
Yeah, I know they had a disc together called "Merry Christmas." Lots of
distortion and metal and that sort of thing. They performed together a
> even though I think I'm paying too much to the wrong people.
There's no doubt about that if you buy CDs at major chain stores.
I avoid them like the plague. It costs less than US$2.00 to make
a CD (and that's an old figure) yet they sell them for US$15.99.
I know the artist(s) aren't getting
> Peter Brotzmann's son Caspar has worked with,
> among others, Einstuerzende Neubauten's F.M. Einheit.
>
any released work with fmeinheit?
I used to get free promo CDs at work. Well, it still happens a little...
It was delightful: the CDs that no one else reviewed, wanted, or even
listened-to-once appeared in the company 'free-bin.' Inevitably they were
"just what I wanted:" usually avant-jazz/experimental. I have a great
collectio
Alex:
When I owned a "subversive" CD/Music store a few years ago,
many of the BIG record chains complained about the sale of
"used" CDs and tried like crazy to ban others (read:
"independents") from selling them. I even had the
easy-"jazz" guitarist Jonathan Butler (thereafter known as
"Butthole"
> Promos by the dozens would come during the week.
This still accomplishes some promotional effect. I can think of several
promo CDs I've bought out of used bins that have then led to my purchase of
new CDs later by the same artist. Considering that the marginal cost of
manufacturing a single CD
hi alex,
i know from first hand experience from having been a dj and working at a
radio station that cd's are given away in large numbers and i have alot of
them. music companies send out anywhere from one to twenty cd's for
promotional purposes all with a hole punched in the cover and stating th
> So is there anyone here who refuses to buy used CD's? Myke?
I own nearly 1,700 CDs and a great many of them were purchased used.
Used CDs do not rob artists. One CD is expected to sell one time.
Whatever happens to it after that is irrelevant.
As for promo CDs, I have maybe 1 or 2. I don't p
I own two CD,s Mozart and Beethoven. -Don
good point alex. columbia house and other record clubs are another addition.
the reason they can sell cheaply to you is that the artist receives no
royalty whatsoever. (that and selling your address to other companies).
yours,
dave
ps. just saw vic c last night with kristin h. great show. does
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