Dear Sir,
All the music is archived for the purpose of being able to
let student of music history and music style write thesis papers for Masters
Degrees and research the many style of music associated with an
instrument( how many style of playing Guitar are there????? or who invented
the fret board for the guitar????), for more information about these
programs look up the NCTA ( National Council for the Traditional Arts).

Barney Kable



"Laurence Payne" wrote in message
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On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 04:06:19 GMT, "Barney Kable"
wrote:

All the festivals I work, LINE CHECKS ARE
MANDATORY!!!!!!!!
Every act is taped to DAT for archive purposes and all channels must be
there from the start ( no humms, buzzes or miss patches) and yes mics and
cables do go bad in the middle of a long day.

I wonder what these "Archive purposes" are? You get this a lot in
theatres. You question a video camera. "Just for the archives!"
they gaily say.

So, what are they going to do with it? "Oh - nothing at all! Just
for the archives!" Fine. If it's going to be of no use to you,
don't make it. If it is going to have a use, tell me what for and
we'll negotiate a price for extending a live gig into a recording
session.

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