It’s typical, though, isn’t it? Black Crowes probably had to buy/hire that kit themselves to offer the CDs. Yodelling, saucepan-titted operattas used a combination of Lottery and Arts Council money (y’know, the stuff that comes from people’s salaries) to fund it. No wonder they’re ahead of the game.

alright rub it in 🙂

Don’t mean to sound like an all-knowing git, but that trick’s been going a little while now. It doesn’t even come from r’n’r. Bespectacled classical concert-goers have been farting into velvet seats for three hours and, before they can pick up their dirty macs and glop over programme pics of Lesley Garrett, burned CDs of the acoustically perfect orchestral jobby are available for sale in the lobby before they leave.

It’s a major lifesaver for all those Strad (as opposed to Strat) players that can’t survive on lottery money, six-figure grants. And you thought “Arctic Monkeys” were a bit cutting edge? Who’d’ve thought that hygienically-challenged computer nerds and classical music buffs would’ve joined forces?
😆

That’s some quick service. Very nice. A lot of bands, spesh unknowns, could take advantage of doing the same.

Sounds cool (why does the word cool look really silly when you type it? I blame The Simpsons). I’ve got a really warped tape of theirs somewhere and I’m sat on Powerplay with an e-credit to spend trying to remember some of the music I wanted to buy, so cheers, I’ll stick them on the order.