I have seen lots of topics in this groups about him performing abroad.
Can anyone please upload any of his concert recording?
It would be really great.

Regards

I could, but it would be a breach of copyright, would it not? There are
several good live CDs of his, which you can purchase...

And if you wish to search for pirated material, this place (RMIC) is not
some kind of mail order for recordings...

Daniel

On Apr 14, 2:27 am, Daniel Fuchs goettingen...@web.de> wrote:

Thanks for the reply.
I don't think there is any problem of copyright.Tnere are various
forums,& some other sites like esnips.com
where people are sharing unpublished recordings of people.
BTW what are the ragas that you have by him?

Thanks

raga.puriya@yahoo.com wrote:

And what makes you think that these unpublished recordings are not
subject to copyright and free for everyone to share?

Plenty of recordings from concerts in Europe (mostly Germany) - don't
have a list, and I'm afraid I can't share them...

Daniel

On Apr 14, 1:17 pm, Daniel Fuchs goettingen...@web.de> wrote:

Because anybody anyday shares any unpublished recording without taking
the copyright from the person who ownes it.
At least, can you share any one concert?I would be greatfull for that.

That's good persistence.

Technically, Daniel is right. All recordings, published or otherwise,
are subjected to copyright protection.

The reason bootleg sharing is usually left alone is that taking legal
action doesn't make sense economically. Typically a CD sells for $10,
out of which the artist gets about $1 as royalty. So when a published
recording is copied, the loss incurred to the artiste is also $1. We
may assume that's the loss the artiste bears when a bootleg is copied
also.

Normally an individual does not make more than ten copies of a
bootleg. Let us assume he makes about a hundred. Still the loss to the
artiste is only $100, to recover which he'd need to spend thousands if
not more on legal expenses.

Bodies like RIAA and MPAA have deep coffers, which enables them to
slap outrageous lawsuits on small-fry filesharers. But they do these
things only in case of published recordings. As far as unpublished
recordings go, the artiste must bear legal expenses himself.

Abhik

raga.puriya@yahoo.com wrote:

And almost anybody (in the US, let's say) can buy a gun and shoot
people... Without even asking the victims for permission. Isn't that nice?

I don't normall do this but since ou are aksing so nicely, OK, here is
one of my live concert recordings: http://snipurl.com/24d4x
I can really recommend it, excellent music and sound quality.

Daniel

raga.puriya@yahoo.com wrote:

And almost anybody (in the US, let's say) can buy a gun and shoot
people... Without even asking the victims for permission. Isn't that nice?

I don't normally do this but since you are asking so nicely, OK, here is
one of my live concert recordings: http://snipurl.com/24d4x
I can really recommend it, excellent music and sound quality.

Daniel

On Apr 14, 5:47 pm, Daniel Fuchs goettingen...@web.de> wrote: