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Post by noizeboyz on Mar 18, 2017 9:40:38 GMT
Glastonbury, Donnington & Isle Of Wight (Rick's Last UK Show) All Need To Be Released Officially Even If They Are Fan Funded Like Pledge Music To Reach A Target For Release...If Target Is Reached It Will Be Released.....Management....PULL YA FINGER OUT
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Post by markquo on Mar 18, 2017 11:32:57 GMT
I'd rather have EOTR released officially
Cheers
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Post by Railroad17 on Mar 18, 2017 13:15:13 GMT
I'd rather have EOTR released officially Cheers FR has heard the tapes and the band was rubbish.There were signs of nostalgic wanking and these tapes have been destroyed for our own good. |
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Mar 18, 2017 13:28:19 GMT
I'd rather have EOTR released officially Cheers FR has heard the tapes and the band was rubbish.There were signs of nostalgic wanking and these tapes have been destroyed for our own good. Thank Heaven! SOMOGAG hath spoken, and so it will be. |
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Post by powerage on Mar 18, 2017 13:37:33 GMT
They could release it as a 'festivals' disc in a boxset or something.
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Post by johnnymain on Mar 18, 2017 14:14:54 GMT
They could release it as a 'festivals' disc in a boxset or something. On paper that's fine and a good idea but the reality could different. The release would have to make a profit to make business sense and footage, taking Donington 2014 as an example, could be very expensive to licence reducing the possibility of making a profit. I believe that the Granada footage included on 'Accept No Substitute' DVD was several thousand pounds a minute to licence which is why not all existing footage was included on that release. |
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Post by powerage on Mar 18, 2017 15:55:45 GMT
They could release it as a 'festivals' disc in a boxset or something. On paper that's fine and a good idea but the reality could different. The release would have to make a profit to make business sense and footage, taking Donington 2014 as an example, could be very expensive to licence reducing the possibility of making a profit. I believe that the Granada footage included on 'Accept No Substitute' DVD was several thousand pounds a minute to licence which is why not all existing footage was included on that release. Donington was already released as part of the accept no substitute DVD set I think? I just figured it would be another 'money for old rope' situation that Quo are better than Del Boy at. Glastonbury was shot by the BBC, well there was a chap who posted right up until Christmas Eve who was convinced there was a relationship between Quo and the BBC behind the scenes, so perhaps a deal could be struck. Same must have happened for the BBC box set right? I guess Isle of Wight would be the sticking point, I think it was shot by ITV? I wouldn't imagine the whole thing was recorded, just parts that were shown as highlights later on. Then again, from a business point of view, it doesn't make any sense to release any of it as all 3 will now be in the public domain on Youtube etc, especially Glastonbury. |
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Post by johnnymain on Mar 18, 2017 22:26:30 GMT
On paper that's fine and a good idea but the reality could different. The release would have to make a profit to make business sense and footage, taking Donington 2014 as an example, could be very expensive to licence reducing the possibility of making a profit. I believe that the Granada footage included on 'Accept No Substitute' DVD was several thousand pounds a minute to licence which is why not all existing footage was included on that release. Donington was already released as part of the accept no substitute DVD set I think? I just figured it would be another 'money for old rope' situation that Quo are better than Del Boy at. Glastonbury was shot by the BBC, well there was a chap who posted right up until Christmas Eve who was convinced there was a relationship between Quo and the BBC behind the scenes, so perhaps a deal could be struck. Same must have happened for the BBC box set right? I guess Isle of Wight would be the sticking point, I think it was shot by ITV? I wouldn't imagine the whole thing was recorded, just parts that were shown as highlights later on. Then again, from a business point of view, it doesn't make any sense to release any of it as all 3 will now be in the public domain on Youtube etc, especially Glastonbury. Donington was released as part of 'Accept No Substitutes' DVD but the management would have re-licence the footage for any subsequent release - effectively paying for the same footage twice. I used the ITV/Granada footage as it was very expensive to licence which may be case with other footage that's known be professionally filmed. |
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Post by noizeboyz on Mar 19, 2017 10:06:01 GMT
Donnington isn't the Full Set though
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Post by johnnymain on Mar 19, 2017 18:41:08 GMT
Donnington isn't the Full Set though It's actually spelled 'Donington', but the fact remains the management would have re-licence the footage and that may be a lot more for complete set as opposed the partial set that's currently available. You have all why the whole set wasn't released in first place. Why choose half set but not what thing? Was it too expensive? Possibly. |
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Post by markquo on Mar 19, 2017 18:58:16 GMT
Donnington isn't the Full Set though It's actually spelled 'Donington', but the fact remains the management would have re-licence the footage and that may be a lot more for complete set as opposed the partial set that's currently available. You have all why the whole set wasn't released in first place. Why choose half set but not what thing? Was it too expensive? Possibly. "Donnington" 82 would be far more interesting to hear Cheers |
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