On Tue, 2006-11-07 at 09:06 +0000, Tom Chance wrote:
> Ahoy,
>
> On Tuesday 07 November 2006 08:24, Bjorn Wijers wrote:
> > One of the things is adding a feature to Simuze
where people can easily
> > contact another artists and invite them for an
exchange of music and ideas.
>
> Remix Commons, and probably ccMixter, have a similar
feature.
>
>
> > Actually another thing which I find a bit more
important right now is to
> > gain a better understanding about touring and the
way these are
> > organised. This particular band (We Vs Death) has
been doing split EP's
> > with a Belgium French band and when the EP was
finished they toured in
> > Belgium and France. They did a split EP with a
Danish band and hence
> > another tour was born. So perhaps this feature I
was talking about
> > should incorporate this idea of crossing borders
and as such should be
> > available for a multitude of platforms (e.g.
Jamendo <--> ccMixter <-->
> > Simuze <--> etc). What do you think?
>
> That's an interesting idea, but I think it might make
more sense if we had a
> separate web site where people could say "we're a
band interested in free
> culture, we're on tour in these countries between these
dates so come and see
> us, and we're open to new dates for free culture gigs,
so contact us".
> Incorporating the idea of joint tours (also for
supporting acts that travel,
> and for supporting acts in each locality) and possibly
tying entries in with
> downloads available elsewhere would also be really
nice.
>
> If this info could then be picked up by Jamendo,
ccMixter, Simuze, Remix
> Commons, FreeCulture.org(.uk) and so on then that would
be an added bonus.
Agree...all the pieces are already there to do this, its
just a matter
of social protocol and setting up how to do. If you made a
site around,
it might just be to provide this social path to achieving
this along
with relevant links to current endeavours.
Jon
> What do you think about that?
>
> Regards,
> Tom
>
>
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Jon Phillips
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Creative Commons
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