This Sunday Eddie Vedder LIVE on SiriusXM Radio

demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
edited November 2012 in The Porch
UPDATE: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=198439



http://www.siriusxm.com/pearljamradio

Eddie Vedder LIVE Sun 11/4 10:30 pm ET Hear a very special live broadcast of Eddie Vedder performing on his solo tour at the Comerica Theatre in Phoenix, AZ. With opening act Academy Award winning singer/songwriter Glen Hansard.

Rebroadcast: Tues 11/6 12:00 am ET; Thurs 11/8 2:00 pm ET; Sat 11/10 7:00 pm ET
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  • JTHJTH Chicago Posts: 3,238
    iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnteresting.

    so does this mean there's a chance that official boots will be released for this tour?
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
    JTH wrote:
    iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnteresting.

    so does this mean there's a chance that official boots will be released for this tour?

    Not sure but imagine they are released in 24 Bit Flac-HD?

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  • ComeToTXComeToTX Austin Posts: 8,016
    Awesome?
    This show, another show, a show here and a show there.
  • please someone be smart enough to record this.
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  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
    please someone be smart enough to record this.

    *crossing fingers someone will ..

    :)
  • pjradiopjradio Posts: 6,704
    demetrios wrote:
    please someone be smart enough to record this.

    *crossing fingers someone will ..

    :)

    i know I will be...got it scheduled to record automatically...wonder if its going to be the whole show?
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  • Hunger StrikeHunger Strike Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 229
    But if it's being broadcast, does that have any impact on covers? Perhaps not? Anway, really looking forward to this. I can't wait to hear what he has to say politically. It's a tough town to live in as a liberal, let me tell you!! I'll be happy to be in mutual company!
  • acutejamacutejam Posts: 1,433
    But if it's being broadcast, does that have any impact on covers? Perhaps not? Anway, really looking forward to this. I can't wait to hear what he has to say politically. It's a tough town to live in as a liberal, let me tell you!! I'll be happy to be in mutual company!

    That's what was bumming me about this, I'm going, and my first reaction was, "Oh god, the bozos that will want to be 'heard' on the broadcast..." and then, "what a sec, what about rights to play covers!?!?!?!" Very pensive about this development, but all in all, pretty dang cool ... 'specially if boots are released!

    And then, yeah, not my politics, I'd rather hear him sing, Masters of War would be fine...

    But yeah, "intimate and personal experience" is out the door...
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  • JTHJTH Chicago Posts: 3,238
    acutejam wrote:
    But if it's being broadcast, does that have any impact on covers? Perhaps not? Anway, really looking forward to this. I can't wait to hear what he has to say politically. It's a tough town to live in as a liberal, let me tell you!! I'll be happy to be in mutual company!

    That's what was bumming me about this, I'm going, and my first reaction was, "Oh god, the bozos that will want to be 'heard' on the broadcast..." and then, "what a sec, what about rights to play covers!?!?!?!" Very pensive about this development, but all in all, pretty dang cool ... 'specially if boots are released!

    And then, yeah, not my politics, I'd rather hear him sing, Masters of War would be fine...

    But yeah, "intimate and personal experience" is out the door...
    I really don't understand all the legal ramifications involved, but they play covers on PJ Radio all the time. Why would this be any different?
  • pjradiopjradio Posts: 6,704
    JTH wrote:
    I really don't understand all the legal ramifications involved, but they play covers on PJ Radio all the time. Why would this be any different?

    those are cleared before airing...a live, spur of the moment concert is different
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  • derbydavederbydave Columbus, OH Posts: 11,254
    Thanks for the "heads up" on this D... :D
    Just signed up for the 7-day free trial!!!
    I was considering a Sirius XM subscription back when "All Encompassing Trip"
    was airing on a weekly basis & then completely forgot about it once the show stopped.
    Looking forward to hearing Ed's show on Sunday night :ugeek:
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  • JTHJTH Chicago Posts: 3,238
    pjradio wrote:
    JTH wrote:
    I really don't understand all the legal ramifications involved, but they play covers on PJ Radio all the time. Why would this be any different?

    those are cleared before airing...a live, spur of the moment concert is different
    OK, so I still don't see why this is a problem. When he puts the setlist together, he should know what songs are acceptable to play, yes?
  • acutejamacutejam Posts: 1,433
    Right, he'll know he can play prolly one beatles tune (securing the rights from I am Sam), and.... huh?

    But then James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Springsteen, Trent, Dylan, Petty, dang, I can't think of all the covers he's played on his solo tours, but it's pretty copious, for me a big moment of the shows is a surprising cover.

    Well, maybe we get a new song instead... (trying to stay positive, trying, trying...)
    [sic] happens
  • LloydXmasLloydXmas Posts: 7,539
    I have a MacBook Pro. What recording program could I use?
  • LloydXmas wrote:
    I have a MacBook Pro. What recording program could I use?
    Audio Hijack Pro 8-)
    33...
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
    For PC user's, an easy "freeware" app is http://www.freesoundrecorder.net/ .
  • marcosmarcos Posts: 2,112
    acutejam wrote:
    Right, he'll know he can play prolly one beatles tune (securing the rights from I am Sam), and.... huh?

    But then James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Springsteen, Trent, Dylan, Petty, dang, I can't think of all the covers he's played on his solo tours, but it's pretty copious, for me a big moment of the shows is a surprising cover.

    Well, maybe we get a new song instead... (trying to stay positive, trying, trying...)

    Maybe Bruce's 41 shots since its Arizona :D
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
    http://player.siriusxm.ca is ready for this Sunday! :)

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    ..

    Just heard Ed now promoting his show for this Sunday.
    Sweet! 8-)
  • pjradio wrote:
    JTH wrote:
    I really don't understand all the legal ramifications involved, but they play covers on PJ Radio all the time. Why would this be any different?

    those are cleared before airing...a live, spur of the moment concert is different
    No, it isn't. That's not how any of this works.

    As long the venue has BMI and ASCAP licenses, he can play any song (by any artist) in their catalogs. No further permission is necessary.

    Same goes for PJ Radio. Assuming Sirius has BMI and ASCAP licenses for their stations (and they do), their stations can play any songs in those catalogs. That's why radio stations were able to play "illegal" PJ bootlegs over the air without getting sued - they didn't need permission. (Essentially, they already had it.)

    The issue is RELEASING covers. For that, artists must obtain mechanical licenses from the rights owner (usually the songwriter(s)). However, these licenses are compulsory - the rights owner has to give them, so long as the artist requesting the license adheres to the statute.

    When you hear about permissions being denied for covers, it usually has nothing to do with the artist actually needing permission. The statutory rates of compulsory licenses are generally unfavorable - major labels generally won't permit their artists to release a cover if the rights owner refuses to negotiate a more favorable rate. (The statutory details are also generally unfavorable for the rights owner as well, so they usually negotiate. But you occasionally end up with someone like Prince, who knows that he can generally block covers of his songs by refusing to negotiate.)

    Long story long, Ed can play anything* he wants at this show, and Sirius can air it unaltered, so long as the venue and Sirius have up-to-date licenses.

    (* There are a few things he theoretically couldn't play. For example, he can't play unreleased songs by other artists without their permission. But anything released and published is fair game.)
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  • this may seem like a stupid question, but can we hear this online with our membership? if i sign in here and click on "pearl jam radio" at 10 on sunday, will i be able to listen to it?
  • JTHJTH Chicago Posts: 3,238
    FrankBauer wrote:
    this may seem like a stupid question, but can we hear this online with our membership? if i sign in here and click on "pearl jam radio" at 10 on sunday, will i be able to listen to it?
    No. That's a totally different feed.
  • JTH wrote:
    FrankBauer wrote:
    this may seem like a stupid question, but can we hear this online with our membership? if i sign in here and click on "pearl jam radio" at 10 on sunday, will i be able to listen to it?
    No. That's a totally different feed.

    ah well...thats what i figured. heres hoping one of you tech savvy members record it for the rest of us! :thumbup:
  • youngsteryoungster Boston Posts: 6,576
    Thanks D! Won't be able to listen till till Sat 11/10 @ 7pm but will be tuning in regardless. Can't wait to hear the show.

    Unless they put it on Sirius XM On Demand then I can listen sooner.
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  • HeisenbergHeisenberg Los Pollos Hermanos Posts: 4,957
    :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:
  • Can somebody from the audience offer him 5.000 bucks so that we can hear Black! :D
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 95,565
    Can somebody from the audience offer him 5.000 bucks so that we can hear Black! :D

    I'll pitch in and donate 50 bucks if he play's Skipping Sunday night.
  • rpech'erpech'e Posts: 1,106
    Can somebody from the audience offer him 5.000 bucks so that we can hear Black! :D
    :thumbup:
  • pjradiopjradio Posts: 6,704
    csblackb wrote:
    pjradio wrote:
    JTH wrote:
    I really don't understand all the legal ramifications involved, but they play covers on PJ Radio all the time. Why would this be any different?

    those are cleared before airing...a live, spur of the moment concert is different
    No, it isn't. That's not how any of this works.

    As long the venue has BMI and ASCAP licenses, he can play any song (by any artist) in their catalogs. No further permission is necessary.

    Same goes for PJ Radio. Assuming Sirius has BMI and ASCAP licenses for their stations (and they do), their stations can play any songs in those catalogs. That's why radio stations were able to play "illegal" PJ bootlegs over the air without getting sued - they didn't need permission. (Essentially, they already had it.)

    The issue is RELEASING covers. For that, artists must obtain mechanical licenses from the rights owner (usually the songwriter(s)). However, these licenses are compulsory - the rights owner has to give them, so long as the artist requesting the license adheres to the statute.

    When you hear about permissions being denied for covers, it usually has nothing to do with the artist actually needing permission. The statutory rates of compulsory licenses are generally unfavorable - major labels generally won't permit their artists to release a cover if the rights owner refuses to negotiate a more favorable rate. (The statutory details are also generally unfavorable for the rights owner as well, so they usually negotiate. But you occasionally end up with someone like Prince, who knows that he can generally block covers of his songs by refusing to negotiate.)

    Long story long, Ed can play anything* he wants at this show, and Sirius can air it unaltered, so long as the venue and Sirius have up-to-date licenses.

    (* There are a few things he theoretically couldn't play. For example, he can't play unreleased songs by other artists without their permission. But anything released and published is fair game.)

    learn something new everyday
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  • BpageBpage Posts: 36
    Hey everyone, I have an extra member ticket to the show. I don't know the location yet. Would like to sell, face value of course.
    Thanks for the consideration.
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  • I am still in the dark from the Hurricane Sandy - Day 6. Due to the shortage of gas, we have been using the gas very carefully. I do not think I can run the generator only for this while I am telling everyone to conserve and made my husband to turn off the heat switch :cry:

    Hope everyone enjoy it for those of us without power! Eddie, please make this available in bootleg collection!!
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