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This is where i insert my Passport request on this thread.
That is a publishing deal only afaik. Record masters are still controlled by WB (and Mercury era Uni)I just read where Rod Stewart has sold his entire catalog. I wonder if this might affect the possibility of Rhino issuing the unreleased quad version of Atlantic Crossing.
https://variety.com/2024/music/news...-catalog-irving-azoff-100-million-1235912111/
This was my concern:That is a publishing deal only afaik. Record masters are still controlled by WB (and Mercury era Uni)
Yes but until those agreements expire, then the labels Stewart has signed to still will control those assets. It's just that Stewart will not be collecting the royalty checks after this sale goes through. Sometimes the deals never do expire.This was my concern:
"....a deal that comprises interests in his publishing catalog and recorded music, as well as some name and likeness rights."
If I were in charge and the funding was available as well - I would be on the phone to Steven Wilson asking if he has any available time later this year, and that there are a few album multitracks samples I'd like him to listen to and consider for 5.1 (as well as a down-mix to 4.0).Are there any Doobie Brothers titles after the Quadio box that could be released in Quad? Any Little Feat titles?
I just read where Rod Stewart has sold his entire catalog. I wonder if this might affect the possibility of Rhino issuing the unreleased quad version of Atlantic Crossing.
https://variety.com/2024/music/news...-catalog-irving-azoff-100-million-1235912111/
If I were in charge and the funding was available as well - I would be on the phone to Steven Wilson asking if he has any available time later this year, and that there are a few album multitracks samples I'd like him to listen to and consider for 5.1 (as well as a down-mix to 4.0).
Little Feat – Dixie Chicken
Warner Bros. – BS 2686 (1973)
Little Feat – Feats Don't Fail Me Now
Warner Bros. – BS 2784 (1974)
The Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute
Warner Bros. – BSK 3193 (1978)
And while Wilson might not be exactly thrilled with all of these above three selections, I have one in which he might be like totally stoked about, a little off the beaten path, not exactly a chart topper, but an artist's finest recording / production job, and fan favorite album if he'd like to take a shot at something rather unique and special (I swear I believe that the multitracks are there at Warner Records):
Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band – Clear Spot
Reprise Records – MS-2115 (1972)
See this covers artistic attainment, longevity of interest, commercial potential, and avant-garde creativity. Beefheart in 4.0 and 5.1 would open up the interest in this class A album to a new audience, and well as the old folks who know it as a stone classic.
How is that for a Quadio bundle once we've gotten about 12 or 16 more reissues in hand.
Finnadar? Wow! Now that would be something!Where does Finnadar stand today, would Rhino have access to any of those 3?
Of course.Quad Gandharva is in the vault.
Finnadar?! You guys craving some Eric Salzman?
Craving more Ilhan Mimaroglu!Finnadar?! You guys craving some Eric Salzman?
Agreed!Craving more Ilhan Mimaroglu!
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