QueenFan1982 25.01.2006 12:11 |
Don't know if this has been addressed, but can you put stuff up that was released but is no longer being produced, like the Starfleet album? If so that would be awesome I lost mine. If not that's cool, just wondering. |
Serry... 25.01.2006 12:41 |
Starfleet was re-released on Japanese "Ressurection" single... |
QueenFan1982 25.01.2006 13:58 |
Serry... wrote: Starfleet was re-released on Japanese "Ressurection" single...But even something like this, not many people have it and it's no longer made (I would think). It's not like putting "We Will Rock You" up here. They really aren't making money off this single anymore, you know what I mean? |
Jjeroen 25.01.2006 14:22 |
Serry... wrote: Starfleet was re-released on Japanese "Ressurection" single...Star Fleet was rereleased on two seperate EU Back To The Light singles! ;-) |
Thanks 25.01.2006 14:26 |
It's not a question of whether they're still making money from it. It's a question of owning the rights to it, which they still do, and theefore the answer is "no" |
Thanks 25.01.2006 14:26 |
..and yes, it has been addressed a few times. |
Serry... 25.01.2006 14:53 |
Grrr, Jeroen, you quoted me and now I can't edit my reply and add the EU singles... There's only one way to solve this problem - push the wrong button! :) |
QueenFan1982 25.01.2006 16:20 |
Thanks wrote: It's not a question of whether they're still making money from it. It's a question of owning the rights to it, which they still do, and theefore the answer is "no"That's a reasonable answer, but then how come if it hasn't been officially released, say like a Miracle demo, so noone "officially" owns the rights then? That can't be cause then wouldn't someone here just take it and sell it, who could stop them then? So why wouldn't they care if you throw up a whole possible future box set, but go nuts if you put up something from A Night at the Opera? I'm not looking to be annoying, just starting a conversation. |
hijacker 25.01.2006 16:39 |
Maybe you can try ift here: link |
Jjeroen 25.01.2006 17:01 |
Oops, someboay pushed a wrong button!
jeroen wrote:Serry... wrote: Starfleet was re-released on Japanese "Ressurection" single and on two seperate EU Back To The Light singles! ;-)Well, whadda you think of that?! :-) |
Thanks 25.01.2006 17:18 |
QueenFan1982 wrote:That's a completely different question, but the composers and performers still have rights, even if they haven't released the material.Thanks wrote: It's not a question of whether they're still making money from it. It's a question of owning the rights to it, which they still do, and theefore the answer is "no"That's a reasonable answer, but then how come if it hasn't been officially released, say like a Miracle demo, so noone "officially" owns the rights then? That can't be cause then wouldn't someone here just take it and sell it, who could stop them then? So why wouldn't they care if you throw up a whole possible future box set, but go nuts if you put up something from A Night at the Opera? I'm not looking to be annoying, just starting a conversation. |
John S Stuart 25.01.2006 20:51 |
QueenFan1982 wrote: Don't know if this has been addressed, but can you put stuff up that was released but is no longer being produced, like the Starfleet album? If so that would be awesome I lost mine. If not that's cool, just wondering.As far as this site is concerned - NO official downloads. Period. |
QueenFan1982 25.01.2006 21:14 |
John S Stuart wrote:Relax dude, I only asked a question you don't have to look to fight I'm not asking anyone to put anything up that they shouldn't nor am I putting anything up.QueenFan1982 wrote: Don't know if this has been addressed, but can you put stuff up that was released but is no longer being produced, like the Starfleet album? If so that would be awesome I lost mine. If not that's cool, just wondering.As far as this site is concerned - NO official downloads. Period. |
john bodega 25.01.2006 21:59 |
It's an unwritten thing basically, unless your name is Saul Zaentz there's a tiny bit of leeway with 'unofficial material'. As soon as they notice people making money off of a bootleg, all of a sudden things get very heavy. It's the only reason Live AID is on DVD anyway, because Bob Geldof saw money getting thrown away on shitty copies when it could go to charity. To answer your question - there really isn't any difference between what the call 'official stuff' and the rest that gets uploaded here. It allllll belongs to someone else, and I reckon they'd probably have the ability to crack down and take it all away - they just don't. |
QueenFan1982 25.01.2006 22:03 |
Zebonka12 wrote: It's an unwritten thing basically, unless your name is Saul Zaentz there's a tiny bit of leeway with 'unofficial material'. As soon as they notice people making money off of a bootleg, all of a sudden things get very heavy. It's the only reason Live AID is on DVD anyway, because Bob Geldof saw money getting thrown away on shitty copies when it could go to charity. To answer your question - there really isn't any difference between what the call 'official stuff' and the rest that gets uploaded here. It allllll belongs to someone else, and I reckon they'd probably have the ability to crack down and take it all away - they just don't.Thank you, nice to see someone can give an answer in a nice way |
John S Stuart 25.01.2006 22:30 |
QueenFan1982 wrote:Actually that WAS a polite answer!John S Stuart wrote:Relax dude, I only asked a question you don't have to look to fight I'm not asking anyone to put anything up that they shouldn't nor am I putting anything up.QueenFan1982 wrote: Don't know if this has been addressed, but can you put stuff up that was released but is no longer being produced, like the Starfleet album? If so that would be awesome I lost mine. If not that's cool, just wondering.As far as this site is concerned - NO official downloads. Period. Why is it that direct and to the point is considered rude? If I said 'f*ck off sh*t face' I would understand, but being economical with words is not always curt, or looking for a fight. Stick around a bit, and you will see that I am often very direct, but that does not mean that I am angry because I do so. |
john bodega 26.01.2006 02:13 |
Maybe it was the capitals. |
John S Stuart 26.01.2006 09:08 |
Zebonka12 wrote: Maybe it was the capitals.So how else do you suggest emphisis? It happens on every other internet noticeboard - even over on Queenonline. So I am pulling on an established code of conduct here, not some personal made-up guidelines. I agree that complete mails - or sentences of capital letters can be 'read' as 'shouting' - but individual words - are fine, as it let's the reader know the main point of the mail. I just think that in this Politcally Correct world people can not be direct anymore - as everything has to be sugar-coated first. But the point is 'No' means 'No' however long-winded you make the answer - and a more direct 'NO' is the most focused answer of all. No rudeness, no anger, no bursting a gut. And if that 'offends' - then it it is the reciever's problem - and NOT the writers. |
Serry... 26.01.2006 11:29 |
Don't worry, John, it's just a human's nature. I am, probably, most hated person on Russian Queen forums, because someone says that Back Chat was written by Freddie about newspapers, I make remark that maybe it was about newspapers, but it wasn't written by Freddie or for instance I write that David Richards made a big input in "Track 13" (I even post the quote from Dave's interview) and here we are "Serry, you're a rude motherf*cker, d*ckhead, moron" etc. |
Thanks 26.01.2006 14:16 |
Fucking hell, we answer nicely all five times he keeps going "yes, but...." and we're the people being harsh??? Suit yourself, dicksplash. May your diseases all be curable.... |
Jjeroen 27.01.2006 11:48 |
It's prohibited to post ANY product in here that was EVER officially released. That's not OUR will - it's QueenProductions' will. We just want to save this website from being shut down by QueenProductions. So if you don't understand or disagree; argue with THEM. Cheers! |
John S Stuart 27.01.2006 13:42 |
jeroen wrote: It's prohibited to post ANY product in here that was EVER officially released. That's not OUR will - it's QueenProductions' will. We just want to save this website from being shut down by QueenProductions. So if you don't understand or disagree; argue with THEM. Cheers!Hey Mr J, That is an excellent mail! |
Bobby_brown 29.01.2006 11:18 |
QueenFan1982 wrote:I share your point of view! I mean, this site has rules and have to live by them, but Queenproductions are dumb!!!Thanks wrote: It's not a question of whether they're still making money from it. It's a question of owning the rights to it, which they still do, and theefore the answer is "no"That's a reasonable answer, but then how come if it hasn't been officially released, say like a Miracle demo, so noone "officially" owns the rights then? That can't be cause then wouldn't someone here just take it and sell it, who could stop them then? So why wouldn't they care if you throw up a whole possible future box set, but go nuts if you put up something from A Night at the Opera? I'm not looking to be annoying, just starting a conversation. Really, i don't say we shared the official albums, but some B-sides wouldn't hurt as much as Demo tapes, but for them it's the complete oposite. Singles were released just for that period, they don't get re-releases (until now), and the band isn't making money with them anymore. So, it wouldn´t cause them anny trouble if some B-sides were shared. But, demo tapes that can guive them lots of money in the future, they don't mind (it´s not official). DUMB PEOPLE. They don't think about it, they just go with the flow and do it as it was before. It´s one of those rules... Take care |
QueenFan1982 29.01.2006 21:04 |
Bobby_brown wrote:I completely feel the same. If someone puts say "Stealin'" up here, which was officially released as a b-side I guess like 15 years ago or so, it's considered wrong cause it was official. But chances are, they are never going to release that again, except on a box set that people would be buying really for the demos, because let's face it, everyone on here has Stealin' from either downloading it or buying it. The money to be made at this point is from unreleased songs or demos, that they don't seem to care are being downloaded right now, to the point where if those get released people might not buy them now. Q Prod. should really look at this and basically let us put up things that aren't presently available for sale, which I can understand why they'd be pissed then. Oh well, I'm sure I'll be yelled at for having an opinion but people that have opinions often do get yelled at.QueenFan1982 wrote:I share your point of view! I mean, this site has rules and have to live by them, but Queenproductions are dumb!!! Really, i don't say we shared the official albums, but some B-sides wouldn't hurt as much as Demo tapes, but for them it's the complete oposite. Singles were released just for that period, they don't get re-releases (until now), and the band isn't making money with them anymore. So, it wouldn´t cause them anny trouble if some B-sides were shared. But, demo tapes that can guive them lots of money in the future, they don't mind (it´s not official). DUMB PEOPLE. They don't think about it, they just go with the flow and do it as it was before. It´s one of those rules... Take careThanks wrote: It's not a question of whether they're still making money from it. It's a question of owning the rights to it, which they still do, and theefore the answer is "no"That's a reasonable answer, but then how come if it hasn't been officially released, say like a Miracle demo, so noone "officially" owns the rights then? That can't be cause then wouldn't someone here just take it and sell it, who could stop them then? So why wouldn't they care if you throw up a whole possible future box set, but go nuts if you put up something from A Night at the Opera? I'm not looking to be annoying, just starting a conversation. |
Thanks 30.01.2006 14:53 |
QueenFan1982 wrote: If someone puts say "Stealin'" up here, it's considered wrong cause it was official. But chances are, they are never going to release that again, except on a box set that people would be buying really for the demos, because let's face it, everyone on here has Stealin' from either downloading it or buying it.If everyone has it, why does it need to be uploaded? QueenFan1982 wrote: The money to be made at this point is from unreleased songs or demos,Then why would they include Stealin on a box set? QueenFan1982 wrote: ... they don't seem to care are being downloaded right now,No? Make a web site, try it, see how quick EMI have you prosecuted. QueenFan1982 wrote: Oh well, I'm sure I'll be yelled at for having an opinion but people that have opinions often do get yelled at.Not everyone that has an opinion gets yelled at. But if your logic is as weak as this, your arguments will get taken apart every time, you'll get defensive, mis-construe it as personal criticism, be rude back and then discover that others are better at THAT than you as well.... |
QueenFan1982 30.01.2006 18:46 |
Thanks you're such a loser. Stop acting like a lawyer, cause I know you probably work at Wal-Mart. I'm simply asking questions, not trying to start a war, but I know you love to fight. I never said I wanted to upload Stealin', it's called an EXAMPLE (I know you love the caps). I never said I wanted to start a site, I just said "Why can't we?" Maybe next time before you speak, read my post. Just a suggestion. Ok, now your turn smart ass. |
Saint Jiub 30.01.2006 20:42 |
Newsflash: QP will be releasing a CD single this x-mas, and have narrowed it down to 2 choices (never before released on CD): CD Single #1: A Human Body, A Dozen Red Roses for My Darling & Blurred Vision OR CD Single #2: Face It Alone, Africa by Night & Sandbox Obviously, CD Single #1 will be preferred by Queen fans because, QP enforces copyrights more stringently for the songs from CD Single #1??? I realize that Richard can apply whatever rules he deems appropriate to protect himself, and I abide by those rules. However, stating that the "no official out of print material" rule is official QP policy is ludicrous. Heck QP even pirated the Montreal 81 concert which is still on the market. QP may not even have an official policy for out of print material. In any case, QP is apparently winging it, and as usual does not have a clue. By all means declare the "no official material" rule as a precautionary, but MANDATORY QZ policy, but please do not declare it as official QP policy. |
Bobby_brown 31.01.2006 10:12 |
Rip Van Winkle wrote: Newsflash: QP will be releasing a CD single this x-mas, and have narrowed it down to 2 choices (never before released on CD): CD Single #1: A Human Body, A Dozen Red Roses for My Darling & Blurred Vision OR CD Single #2: Face It Alone, Africa by Night & Sandbox Obviously, CD Single #1 will be preferred by Queen fans because, QP enforces copyrights more stringently for the songs from CD Single #1???Great example!! That's why i said that QP are DUMB!! But i agree that we have to follow the rules, and i'm not complaining because that's a good policy for fans, if you know what i mean (B-sides we can buy the bootlegs. Rare MP3 we can download on the internet). I'm just questioning the ideas behind those rules, and it doesn't make any sense. But hey, their rules, so... Take care |
Thanks 31.01.2006 15:19 |
QueenFan1982 wrote: Thanks you're such a loser. Stop acting like a lawyer, cause I know you probably work at Wal-Mart. I'm simply asking questions, not trying to start a war, but I know you love to fight. I never said I wanted to upload Stealin', it's called an EXAMPLE (I know you love the caps). I never said I wanted to start a site, I just said "Why can't we?" Maybe next time before you speak, read my post. Just a suggestion. Ok, now your turn smart ass.Still waiting for you to actually respond to my logical post with one of your own. |
Saint Jiub 31.01.2006 17:34 |
I have taken the liberty to respond (in CAPS) to Thanks' questions to QueenFan1982.
Thanks wrote:QueenFan1982 wrote: If someone puts say "Stealin'" up here, it's considered wrong cause it was official. But chances are, they are never going to release that again, except on a box set that people would be buying really for the demos, because let's face it, everyone on here has Stealin' from either downloading it or buying it.If everyone has it, why does it need to be uploaded? BECAUSE NOT EVERYONE HAS ACCESS TO THE QUEEN HUB.QueenFan1982 wrote: The money to be made at this point is from unreleased songs or demos,Then why would they include Stealin on a box set? TO MAKE THE BOX SET AS COMPLETE AS POSSIBLE, AND PUT ALL NON-ALBUM SONGS IN A CENTRALIZED LOCATION.QueenFan1982 wrote: ... they don't seem to care are being downloaded right now,No? Make a web site, try it, see how quick EMI have you prosecuted. THE QUEEN HUB HAS BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS WITHOUT ISSUES, AND IT ALLOWS SHARING OF OUT OF PRINT MATERIAL. EVEN BRIANMAY.COM USED TO HAVE LINKS (TIMELILY) FOR DOWNLOADING OUT OF PRINT MATERIAL.QueenFan1982 wrote: Oh well, I'm sure I'll be yelled at for having an opinion but people that have opinions often do get yelled at.Not everyone that has an opinion gets yelled at. But if your logic is as weak as this, your arguments will get taken apart every time, you'll get defensive, mis-construe it as personal criticism, be rude back and then discover that others are better at THAT than you as well.... WHATEVER |
QueenFan1982 31.01.2006 20:01 |
Rip Van Winkle, you make WAY too much sense for Thanks to understand you. He is a deli worker who for 2 hours a day gets to be a lawyer for Queenzone. No matter what you say, you can never actually "answer" his questions. But I guess I'm just a stupid dummy. |
Thanks 01.02.2006 16:24 |
Rip, all your responses seem to be about the Hub. The points I was making concerned this site. The points you made (about the Hub) do not apply to this site. Other guy, what's wrong with deli workers? Someone's got to make sandwiches for those too stupid and/or lazy to make their own.... |
QueenFan1982 01.02.2006 17:11 |
Other guy, what's wrong with deli workers? Someone's got to make sandwiches for those too stupid and/or lazy to make their own....Looks like we know what Thanks does for a living. By the way, there is nothing wrong with it. However, I usually do not ask for legal advice while ordering a meatball hero from Subways. |
Saint Jiub 01.02.2006 17:13 |
Thanks wrote: Rip, all your responses seem to be about the Hub. The points I was making concerned this site. The points you made (about the Hub) do not apply to this site.You're kidding, right? Your general questions were about sharing out of print material over the internet. Of course the hub is relevent to your general questions. Both the hub and QZ are subject to laws concerning music publishing. The hub has more liberal sharing rules (allows out of print items) than QZ because the site owners decided on their own rules. Richard decided on more conservative rules to better try to protect himself and QZ. |