Re: Fripp & Eno 1973 / BBC / Peel

[phaslem@wightman.ca]

The RIAA has successfully put them out of business. Seems they were  
selling music too cheap and the record companies weren't getting their  
slice.

Paul





Quoting harryesq@aol.com:

> This link doesn't work for me.  Does anyone know of a problem with the 
>site?
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> Harry
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> From: Rev Fever [mailto:revfever@ubergadget.com]
> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 5:21 AM
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
> Subject: Fripp & Eno 1973 / BBC / Peel
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> You will need to request that these 2 files be sent to you, since   
> the last time I checked, they are no longer up at this site.
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> Details to do so are given at the site. Scroll down for the address.  
>  Whoever manages this site is very accommodating and reasonably fast  
>  about doing so. 
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> Also, rare submissions to this site are encouraged.  Enjoy!
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> -Rev. Fever 
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> 'We continue our fascination of the late, great British broadcaster   
> John Peel with another excellent show from the archives. This time   
> the collaboration of two sonic visionaries in 1973 that produced the  
>  often talked about album No Pussyfooting that was designed to   
> showcase tape-echo and delay techniques to the mass pop audience.   
> Here, the gentlemen offered two tracks exclusively for Peel's Top   
> Gear show.'
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> http://music.allofmp3.com/mcatalog.shtml?group=448&albref=14
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