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So what are your thoughts on people taking videos of bands at shows and posting them online ?
The bands featured this week are:
Koffin Kats – Her Name Was Rock N Roll
Tios Bizarros – Sex Puta / Nagalroll
Nox – Dark Boulevard / Vulcan o’Faust
Die Chinesischen Glückskekse – Pornostar
Calavera – Baja California Norte
Battle of Ninjamanz – Last Survivor
The Rumblejetts – Roulette Wheel
Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys – Slippin’ Away
The Go-Getters – Cotton Pickin’ Rocker
The Straight 8s – Mean Go Getter
Rocket 350 – Monster Truck
Turbo 350 – I Won’t To Go Home
As Diabatz – Wide Awake
Kitty in a Casket – Bride of the Monster
Thee Merry Widows – All of them Witches
Mad Marge and the Stonecutters – Watching You
The Horrorpops – Ghouls
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Barry Monster
What do I think about people videoing bands at shows and posting them up online? I think I’m not in a band so it doesn’t matter, but I would surmise that musicians would generally fall into two categories: Those that see it as an opportunity to be introduced to a larger audience (“any publicity…”), and those that don’t want people to hear their band in a lo-fi, crappily-recorded format. I suppose state audio recording laws wouldn’t apply on private property.