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Would You Buy an Instant-Recording While Walking Out of a Concert?

LiveHereNow is a company that specialized on Instant-Recordings

This idea is intriguing. You go to a concert and at the end of the show, while you walk out of the hall, a freshly produced instant-recording of the concert is already up for sale at the merchandise stand at the exit doors.

Think of this CD as an official souvenir of the concert you just heard. The album will be avaiable only at the concert venue after the show. It is professionally produced and packaged and contains an unedited recording of the show you just heard.

Would you buy such a CD if it were available after the next concert you visit?

If you are a musician: would you like your concert to be recorded and sold this way?

Discussion

2 comments for “Would You Buy an Instant-Recording While Walking Out of a Concert?”

  1. That’s a pretty good idea. I could be tempted. If the concert includes a special thing (bonus track, special guest, or world premiere of a piece), then I’m sure it would be a great memory to keep – and many could be willing to pay for that.

    Posted by Jean-François Charles | November 26, 2009, 3:59 am
    • A propos world premiere: As a composer, would you like the idea that a non-edited recording of your piece is sold before a studio recording of it is available? I am just thinking that both performer and composer are giving up a lot of control in this situation, no?

      Posted by Matthias Röder | November 26, 2009, 4:28 am

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