Me vais a matar. No le deis si no quereis resultar heridos.
/OT
(nada de shitgeist, o gaymerican gothic o similares xD)
Hostia, con ese nick pensaba que al menos el Zeit te molaría XD
Te recuerdo que antes se llamaba inKannabis y odia los porros. Se pone nombres de cosas que odia. Es nuestro Sawyer. :_)
Justo como yo, porque mi nick r
odia.
Festival del humor. :meparto: :meparto:
No me odieis XD.
y por dárselas de original, nos ha hecho el regalo él a nosotros. Si estáis suscritos a la lista de correo, habréis visto que van a abrir una nueva lista donde nos llegará información del archivo de SP (ñam-ñam! ^^). Más info aquí: http://www.smashingpumpkins.com/pages/blog/sp-archives-blog
Los cojones de Mahoma, ni regalo ni hostias: va a ser todo de pago, tanto si es un show grabado de puta madre como si son demos de chichinabo. Están haciendo sondeos a ver cuál sería el mejor sistema de compra, y seguramente será por suscripción (pagas X y te bajas Y).
Esto no me ha gustado. Cobrar por conciertos recientes a calidad friki, vale. Cobrar por la primera demo casera de "Not worth sking" con Bugg ladrando de fondo, no >_<
Iba a abrir un topic con esto, pero se me han quitao las ganas XD
El mail de la lista de correo del archivo SP:
Hello SP World!
I hope all of you are doing well. I want to give all of you your weekly dose from the archives. Quite a few of you have asked me what exactly is in the archives. There are thousands upon thousands of tapes in the archive! Every era of the band has a wealth of material in the archive. If you’re a fan of the early days, there are songs like Death of a Mind (Sun) and Not Worth Asking from live shows in ’89. If you’re a fan of the Mellon Collie era, practically everything was recorded. The same goes with Adore all the way up to Zeitgeist. There is definitely something for everyone. The task of going through and picking individual items to release is a tall order. This is why we’ve been talking to all of you about different avenues on how we are going to release this material.
Say for instance we just put up a batch of 5 shows for sale online. We would have to go through the archives, and pick 5 shows that would be worthy of putting up for sale. That’s not an easy task when you’re looking at 20+ years of shows. Also include the mountain of studio and demo material. Then you look at what happens if a show we put up didn’t do so well. That time, money, and effort would have been wasted. You have to remember that a lot of these live shows are unmixed multi-tracks. They would have to be mixed down in the studio in order for us to release it. It would be difficult to break even if one of the shows didn’t sell well. This is where the idea of a subscription service comes in. We wouldn’t have to cherry pick the top 5 shows to put out on an individual basis. We can take things from all different eras, and deliver them all to the subscription members. There could be something like a rehearsal from the Arising tour that would be passed through the subscription service that might not do well as its own individual release. Then we can pick out a few of the favorites that we delivered to the subscription members, and offer those as individual releases to everybody else. By having an upfront subscription service, it would make sure that we have enough capital to cover all of the expenses in mixing and transferring material and the digital and/or physical methods of getting it into your hands.
That’s where we stand right now. We’re still in the brainstorming stage, but we’re leaning towards the subscription service idea more than individually putting up material for sale. If you agree or disagree, or have a better idea, please tell us. I frequent the Archives board on the Trading forum on sp.com and I check my e-mail account at frank@smashingpumpkins.com. This is all for you. You are all in on the ground floor on helping us design the best way to open up the archives.
Frank