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julianreynolds
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Melbourne

Mark James = 35,000 Records

Wonder what sort of insurance policy he would have on that????

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Sharpy
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Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Melb, AU

lol. reckon anyone would go to the trouble of stealing all 35,000 of them? you'd need a large truck to make off with them!

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bragi
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Sydney, Australia

If you're playing in a club/pub/similar venue, they should already have an APRA license for you, but do you think it's safe to assume that if you're out DJing at parties for money that the pimply-faced-youth who's putting on a w1|<3d party for his mates has got one?

I'm not talking about when you pop over to a mate's place and throw down a couple of tracks for no payment, but small parties and such when you're being paid to DJ.

You also have to keep a good track listing so APRA can distribute the royalties properly.

see APRA

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