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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Taj
if the headliner ok's a recording we do record. some headliners will have tunes they dont want released to public since they may new or event not out for months to come. it can be complicated. its not up to 1015 to make the decision. its up tio the headliners.
generally we record every saturday night & broadcast it as well. |
I figured it's up to the artist. However, as a customer who attends 1015 and Ruby Skye faithfully and frequently, I'd never even know about the broadcast if it weren't for this forum. My point is simply that it's not advertised, and in the 21st century "The Digital Age," such broadcasting / recordings seem like auditory gold.
Also, the past two times I've listened to the broadcasts from 1015, there were technical problems that totally ruined it. Such as the Yahel broadcast that had a missing segment, as well as extremely poor levels-management that caused certain parts of it to be distorted. And I recall trying to listen in to a J00F performance online (since I was out of town that weekend :<) and it being cut short after 30 minutes due to a problem with the broadcaster.
I'm not trying to diss a free service, but I just really want to express my desire for these things to work. I _love_ listening to live sets, most of my music collection is based on live sets that have been released publicly, and I love to hear the beautiful sets on my headphones after hearing them live on the dance floor.
Are there archives of past broadcasts / recordings available? Are they available to the public? Can they be made available to the public?
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