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Welcome to Better Bad News, and
in the news today, Adam Curry
did not take credit for someone

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else's work today.

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He is, however, rewriting world
history and you will be
surprised that the things Adam

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Curry has done.

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Adam Curry has never gotten the
credit he deserves for inventing
flannel socks, really simple

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flannel socks.

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If you know about something else
that Adam Curry has not received
enough credit for, please

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feed it to BetterBadNews.com,
and somebody here will correct
the record.

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Adam Curry wrote large sections
of Leviticus, but nobody can
translate it for instance,

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what does this mean?

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Be not unclean in fields during
the time of month reserved for
unsubstantiated rumors regarding

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the new attitude at Google.

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If you know about something else
that Adam Curry has not received
enough credit for, please

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feed it to BetterBad News.

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So, we bring good podcasts to
life.

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[ Music ]

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No one else can't deny

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No one else can't deny

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The perfect way to kick off your
Thursday

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Nice and dreary here outside the
cottage

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Everybody, how you doing?

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Welcome to the Daily Source code

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It isn't either Thursday

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And today we're going to talk
about

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a lot of music industry stuff

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industry stuff we got yeah
actually just a lot of music
industry stuff it seems

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that a lot of stuff has been
popping up we talked about some
of that yesterday bad

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news here I don't don't don't
you know don't worry too much
but the bad news is

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our community mac in the office
the one the old G four power no
the was that

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titanium the titanium power book
that man I've had that one for
four years I

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think the screened crapped out
I've had that connected to a
cinema display the

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old model for years I think yeah
maybe even maybe even two years
and this

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morning this is what Patricia
uses to get her email and you
know it's been

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meticulously set up the setup I
have but of course I don't have
a backup of the

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most recent information which
would include some of her emails
although she

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seems to clean out her email box
pretty regularly yeah the drive
crash and no

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warning this time it just went
and then couldn't get it to
reboot put in the OSX

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pardon emwa the OS 10 startup CD
no drive recognized for fact so
what and it's

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not it's not that I wasn't
expecting this to happen sooner
or later or that we

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had to replace the mac is just
now I don't really have time
before I leave for

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San Francisco to to get a new
mac and at the same time to
install it so that

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it works for Patricia because
she does have a certain
configuration to use to

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so big time bummer yes and he
asked you about the rules of
Canada

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France and about the commercial
radio and Germany now comic
strip blogger

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our buddy on the comments at
curry dot com posted a pretty
interesting piece

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about German commercial radio
seems that they have very weak
signals and it

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really isn't much of an industry
but I got an interesting email
from Jason

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Bryant about Canadian music
radio laws and he knows what
he's talking

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about he says well I actually
agreed the first paragraph here
on data source

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got to 92 you mentioned Canada's
rules regarding Canadian content
as a

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tenure veteran of broadcasting I
am all too familiar with
Canadian content or

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Kant Kant as it's referred to
Kant Kant a Canada radio
stations must play

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a minimum of 35% Canadian
content Monday to Fridays
between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

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okay I thought it was much
higher stations must also play
35% Kant Kant between

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6 a.m. and 12 midnight Monday to
Sunday

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uh wait a minute that doesn't
make a lot of sense well they
break down the

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time slots like this so stay
show okay they break down the
time slots like

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the so stations have to play 35%
during peak times and not just
load up the

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evening show with Kant Kant okay
I got you so 35% is not that bad
actually

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I think I you know probably a
lot of this is a commercial
radio in Canada

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that's the other question I had
um he uh he goes on to say a
couple of very

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interesting things but in short
he says protectionism
protectionism protectionism

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and over regulation do not work
I can only hope our government
continues to

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move in the direction of free
speech and choice as for me I no
longer work full-time

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in radio I do voiceovers I'm an
actor I recently worked on the
movie just

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friends with Ryan Reynolds which
was released by Newcaste in the
last month and

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I also started a podcast new
human podcast with Jason Ryan
okay Jason thank you

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very much I hope you post this
on your uh on your web blog or
talk about on your

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podcast because I think it'll be
good to know a little bit more
about that and I came

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across actually I'm subscribed
to on the record this is from
ipressroom.com this is

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the show that I played you a
snippet from when Ron was
interviewed he has a

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special episode out and this
this thing is fantastic you've
got to listen to this

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if you want you want to hear a
history of podcasting listen how
the

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California copyright commission
discusses this with a panel of
experts so the

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California copyright commission
podcasting panel in this podcast
features

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Anthony Bruno of billboard
magazine Bob left sets of the
left sets letter and

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attorney Kevin Cole-off and
attorney John Ajash Waddles and
they go on the record

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online on how the recording
industry is dealing with the
challenges post a

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podcast by podcasters to the
traditional business of music
licensing and you

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have got to listen to this first
of all there's at one point
there's someone

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is explaining podcasting and
says well Adam Curry you got
fired from MTV like whoa

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that's new sorry I think I left
my own record I don't think I
got fired but

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you should listen to how they
would to first of all to what
their

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understanding is of the concept
of podcasting I heard one quote
in there saying well

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I don't really think there's
anyone listening oh man oh that
really blew me away

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but most of these guys hadn't
heard of podcasting until just
very recently it seemed

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like the audience was switched
on and I don't know if was
someone on the panel because

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it's very hard to hear it's
recorded with an omnidirectional
mic just kind of like

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sticking up in the air someone
actually either on the panel in
the audience was very

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switched on it was you know was
talking about different business
models and but

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essentially why this is working
on what mainstream media has
done to drive particularly

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radio has done to drive people
to podcasting so it's just
fascinating to listen to

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please listen to the legal
conversation about copyrighted
music and you can almost

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feel where they're coming from
no you can feel it they all they
in fact they say

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where they're coming from and I
really encourage you to listen
to this

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if you're interested in pod safe
music or licenses that will come
and they are coming

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this memory talked about the
association of independent music
which is musicindy.com

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I gave out the wrong website
address the other day
musicindy.com so that's a UK

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organization they have I believe
300 independent record labels
and they are coming out with

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licenses they've announced it
first they told the BBC was
coming out then they announced
it

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which have done now they still
haven't published the licenses
apparently you have to call them
up

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and then they'll do deal with
you based on an individual you
know on an individual basis but

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now they don't say outright that
everyone has to pay money so if
you have a I think if you have

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a podcast that you're not making
any money from that they may
give you a license or a very

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normal fee but they're
definitely out to get some money
from podcasting and they will
have

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time limitations so details are
still not available which is
unfortunate you know I yeah

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I'd like to know more about it
but I think they should be
announcing and we shouldn't have
to go

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requesting that seems a little
backwards to me at least that's
my personal feeling about that
first song

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guitar shop asshole I heard that
where did I hear that song
topless girl is the name of the
song

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I heard it on extra backshaw big
mic played it and it's rough
it's it's hard it's it's punk

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but it really took me back 20
years in time like yeah I
remember I used to be able to
pogo for more

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than three seconds before
falling down and the controversy
the controversy continues
surrounding

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the podcast hijacking it seems
to be the most discussed topic
on the podcasters email list

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at Yahoo I really really do not
like in fact I've probably
propelled this myself a little
bit

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but I really don't like the
whole concept of the word
hijacking when it comes to this
story because it

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seems like there's just a small
lack of understanding between
two parties I'm not even sure if

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they're now if it's all worked
out or if they're friends yet
but to call it hijacking you
know

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that's really what gets you know
and I don't think this has been
a main a big mainstream press

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article just yet but keep
calling it hijacking and it will
be you know that's the whole
idea

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hijacking podcasts it's two
really sexy words that you just
put next to each other and I
think we

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want to stay away from doing
that and hopefully it'll work
itself out in the course of the
next

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next couple of days now it may
not be your cup of tea but I
encourage you to listen to this
song

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the shapes

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[ Music ]

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hey who are you guys how'd you
get in here

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stepping away from the
microphone at those guns you're
going to fall now go and go pig

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time up please don't hurt me a
fragile we are the podcast
liberation front we have taken

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Adam Kree hostage and if I
jacked the daily source code be
my la revolution be my la
revolution be my la revolution

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dude you're not even shooting
your gun man you're just going
pup pup pup pup you and pointing

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your fingers in the air well
really side man I don't I don't
want to shoot nobody I got two
strikes

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already man and I don't want to
punch on in the car then go get
it man okay but I need some

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quarters for the meter dude
you're a real shitty
revolutionary if you aren't
married to my sister

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I never would have left you in
the podcast liberation front
anyway thought we were the
podcast liberation

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army man I couldn't get the
domain name why always the army
why can't we be the podcast

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liberation navy because we don't
have any boats dumbass my isn't
dumb you're as just dumb

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dude quit fighting don't you
understand we have Mr. Adam Kree
we can have whatever we want

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he's right let's not fight man
all the madness is we have Mr.
Adam Kree right Mr. Adam Kree

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video Mr. Adam Kree what should
we do with him I need time to
think dude really commercial or

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something I don't know how to
work this thing man don't you
get a button man

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what's the matter Karen I have a
terrible sore throat do you have
any throat lasenges well

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I have my balls my balls what's
that it's a throat lasnshape
like a lollipop nothing will

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sue the or throat faster than my
balls wow they sound great do
they last a long time absolutely

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in fact you can leave my balls
in your mouth for hours at a
time and that smooth soothing

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feeling never goes away wow I
can't wait to try them here you
go now tell me don't my balls

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feel great on the back of your
throat mm mm my balls throat
lasenges the next time you're

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throat hurts lick or suck on my
balls now a new limiting bag
flavor we are the podcast these

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stars we have hijacked a daily
source code

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yeah free-day whiter man
free-day podcast 7 who are they
man I don't know man I think one
of them

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is that Mad wine Steve that
chick is one cadente dude you
know magic is dude he's better

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I'm not knowing hey we still
haven't figured out what to do
with the out of curry I say we

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pass them around dude you're gay
you're gay no you're gay no
you're gay dude dude look over
there

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a packo he's got Mr. out of
curry oh my boy no really boy oh
the packo's gay man he's gay you

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do go around the cottage and see
if you can find and create stash
of leprechaun gold a capitalist

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pot father peed what's in the
closet here man oh Mr. Adam
Curry doesn't seem to want us to

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look in there open it up man
holy shit in hot damn those
video tapes man what's on them

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it says here uh introducing
every rolls has its torn by
poison me 1989 next one says
introducing

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girl you know it's true by
nearly vanilla June 1989 I think
these are all of Mr. Adam

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Curry's MTV shows all of them
see there must be 10,000 tapes
in here he's not healthy to

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upset about your past Mr. Adam
Curry maybe we should put on
some MTV for Mr. Adam Curry to
watch

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I think he likes MTV there you
go Mr. Adam Curry hey who the
hell is that it looks like

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the creep keeper it says it's
current loader my way I heard he
was dead he is dead man he died
in 1997

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and he spiced girls press junk
in that's a dedicated corpse and
amied with wires and shit that's
creepy

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man look you can see the strings
if you look close enough shhh
turn that off I think someone's
here

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he near podcast promo that'll
bore them away hey Adam and all
the daily source code listeners

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this here is random acclaim from
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we'll tell you where you can
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and see

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which ones the best we'll tell
you which Duce's have the best
bouquet which ones are the most

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vinegary and which ones are just
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taste and Duce right there boy
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Duce cast dude what kind of
people listen to this daily cold
sore

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a daily source code man I don't
know man but I'm starting to
think they don't get out of the

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house too much it was Paco man I
think he's still with Adam Curry
Paco you okay in there man

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boy boy hey wait this gives me
an idea I think I know how we
can make a lot of money man

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and podcast and this hijack is
going nowhere

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hey any of you ever done this
before see I was involved in a
failed assassination attempt on

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Kennedy with the Cuban back in
the 60s no dude with Martha
Quinn in 1992 she wanted that

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ugly for a gay Kennedy on MTV
wrote down man don't turn off
your phone man we're in the
middle of

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a high jacket sorry sorry hello
mama I can't talk right now okay
mama I gotta go I gotta go mama

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oh sorry what did you do man I'm
not over this statue here man
what is that a really Martin
figurine

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I don't know it it's just a
bunch of hair man I think it's
him Mr Adam Curry has a

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hairy little statue of himself I
think it was an award or
something man look there's an
inscription

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to our favorite big hair flag
love Pacific Coastelways oh
that's really sweet man those
guys are the

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best oh yeah I hear they give a
lot of money to the poor and
stuff and they support social
causes

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and they all have really big
penises man dude how would you
know that Pacific
Coastelways.com

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and they got pictures and
everything okay first of all
that's not even true second why
would you look

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if it was true I can be curious
man the cops we gotta get out of
here

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buckle you gotta get off Mr Adam
Curry man we gotta run I'm stuck
I'm stuck I need you to help me

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we're doing what do you mean man
he got so mad I'm sorry Mr Curry
this is gonna hurt you more

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than it hurts me oh just put
some ice on a mat it will be
back

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okay I gotta ask Mark and John
what a hot lunch is oh man

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all right that was definitely
interesting thank you very much
that that was how long we

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take to put that together three
days four days there you go once
again I've invented something
for

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the first time the first real
official podcast hijack thank
you very much to the Pacific
Coast

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help players Pacific Coast Hel
way dot com as we can hear that
podcast so continue to talk
about

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that was that was you know that
was that was that was that was a
long way to go to for a promo

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is what that was more feedback
about the music industry please
this isn't I even though

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we're having some fun here today
this is a pretty important show
there's some important stuff

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that's that's happening I
believe that the RIA affiliate
members are starting to wake up
and figure

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out what podcasting is and I
don't care what you play just
make sure you have permission to
play it

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make sure you've got both bases
covered people ask me this all
the time you have to have

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permission from the owner of the
master so say do you own the
masters yes okay could you
please say

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you was owner of the master's
give me permission and you have
to have a waiver on the ask cap

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be in my broadcast rights so
that's also it can just be an
email I think is probably
sufficient

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these days but you have to have
permission and you know in
hindsight man it was good that

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the bronze musician and I'm a
broadcast or slash podcaster
because we it's almost like we

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first saw this coming you know
that's what the pod save music
network is about is that you
have an

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automatic license just by
signing up as a podcaster or as
an artist and if you have any
troubles

25:52.440 --> 25:58.520
figuring it out email either
Michael Butler or a CC chap and
probably if you're a podcaster

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a CC can help you and and if
you're an artist and you're
interested Michael Butler can
help you

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and feel free to CC me so I can
add some signal to noise ratio
in there hello Adam my name is
Omar

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and I live in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida and I wanted to let you
know about something that really

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ticked me off and has a lot to
do with licensing and the music
industry and all that but I
don't know

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if you've heard about this
particular twist on it I like a
lot of people use the widgets
feature of OS 10

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on my Mac and I really like
using this one which it called
Paralyrics and it's written by a
guy

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at the pairworks.com it's a
great little widget and like so
many others that have been
around

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when you play your music and
iTunes it automatically goes
online and displays the lyrics
to a song

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essentially it's really just a
fancy web browser because it's
getting what's already on the
internet

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on those lyrics website. Well I
wanted to go and get a more
current version because I had a

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dot four beta version of it and
I go to his website and come to
find out he got a cease and the

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cis letter apparently a widget
that goes out and gets lyrics is
now illegal and the studios
don't

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like it so I looked around and
found out that almost all the
lyrics if not all of the lyrics

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reading widgets on Apple's
website which list all the
dashboard widgets available are
gone.

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So now apparently the music
industry is going after
applications that simply go to
the web

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and get lyrics are already
posted on websites and I don't
know if they're going after
websites

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that post lyrics now but it
seems that it's getting a little
out of control when you can't
even

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read the lyrics to a song that
that you may or may not own and
it just really bugged me and I
thought

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I'd like you know that this is
going on that even lyrics are
being wiped off of the internet.

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So you and the folks at Pawt
Show keep up to good work and
the revolution goes on.

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Yeah, Vivalada overly was gone!

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Yeah indeed that's kind of
interesting that that would
happen now Omar.

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There was a time on the internet
when there was a huge issue
before the RIA I think was
really

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organized well enough to do what
they're doing now which is
combating and protecting their

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copyrights. There was an issue
over not just lyrics but also
guitar, a tablature.

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So printouts of what the chords
are that are used and that's a
publishing right.

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You know if you write something,
if you find something in a book,

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unless it's under fair use you
cannot just publish that legally
because there's copyright on it
and

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fair use is a really fuzzy
thing. Although it's very
clearly defined still I find it
a bit fuzzy but

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regardless. So now I think that
the the music publishers are
seeing that this probably not
much

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you can do about it and I think
that was it probably still is
quite a significant revenue
stream.

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lyrics song books teach yourself
how to play something with
lyrics. You know that's when
when

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you print up a book like that
there's royalties to be paid to
the owners of the copyrights of
the

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words and of the music of the
actual score. The notes that are
used. It's a very complicated

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stuff. I'm you know we all know
I'm not a lawyer but I think
that what the I don't you didn't

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mention who these seasons assist
letter came from but probably
from the RIA or affiliated
company

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or a publisher's organization. I
don't think they probably
realized by now there's no
stopping it

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you know you can probably shut
down some big sites. I don't
know if there's been any news
about that

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recently. I always seem to be
able to find something through
Google if I'm looking for
lyrics.

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But I guess what they're trying
to do is go to the next level
which is stop the application
that is

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closest to you that deals with
this infringement. Now
personally I think it's I agree
with you.

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I think it's stupid you know I
think that there's still a very
valid market for publishing
lyrics

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and and score a music in paper
written form. I think that lots
of people will continue to buy
that

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but I can see all kinds of
reasons why you would not want
to restrict access to that
information

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online. So just be prepared for
it because that's they're going
to crack down on everything and
this

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is what happens. You know the
radio industry was already on
its last legs which arguably
could have

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gone on forever had you know had
podcasting not arrived had
satellite radio not come into
threaten

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the scene. iPods in general just
people listening to music their
way being control of their own

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programming but they were
consolidated and that's usually
the last gas of any industry is
consolidation

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and so it's not really true
there's only a couple of
players. There are many players
still certainly

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on a global aspect but in the
United States there are a couple
of players who own a shitload of

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frequencies same thing with the
music business they've been
they're consolidating they're
now

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really three big labels who work
on on the traditional models and
who make up the RIA and that's
EMI

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Sony and Warner Warner Brothers
time Warner and and so now
they're you know they're just
going

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after everything they can.
There's no more creativity left
in that industry. I've been to
Warner

31:41.720 --> 31:46.600
I've been to Sony not the EMI
but I've been to two of the top
three and the carpets of

31:46.600 --> 31:51.640
frying you know it's all you see
is suits and lawyers there's no
music blasting through the
hallways

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a very different scene than say
only 10 years ago so I think
someone's run a little bit of

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stray of the airport so that's
really who's running the show
over there and that's about it
just

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be very very careful what you're
doing because as we grow as we
as you know every listener we
take

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away from mainstream media
that's a loss for them and
that's the way they see it and
they're going to

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come after anything they can the
same way they did with filed and
continue to do with file
sharing.

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Hey Adam this is Robert Cole the
internal candidate a long time
listener to the daily source
code

32:29.720 --> 32:35.240
and soon to be co-host of the
think big for 13 minutes podcast
but that's not what this message
is about

32:35.320 --> 32:40.920
you often tell your listeners to
send you a link to a audio file
you want audio feedback you just

32:40.920 --> 32:46.280
say put the file up somewhere on
a server somewhere but most
people don't have a server
somewhere so

32:46.280 --> 32:50.680
the thing that I try to use for
you and we'll see if it makes it
on to the air the daily source
code

32:50.680 --> 32:56.920
is you send it.com you send
it.com is up you can transfer up
to a gigabyte file we're trying
this

32:56.920 --> 33:01.880
with the way file for you to get
this message and if it worked
you'll get it on the daily
source code

33:01.880 --> 33:06.040
or you'll tell people about it
if it didn't work well I'll
never hear about it but again if
you send

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it.com it's a server you can
just put large files up to a
gigabyte there and daily source
code

33:11.320 --> 33:16.440
people that don't have a server
to put a file up to now can do
it anyway from Toronto Canada
where

33:16.440 --> 33:22.040
I'm freezing in the cold I'll
see you on the flip side now
everybody thank you well I
really only

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played this to let you know that
it did make it through here's
the reason why I asked people

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to make MP3s and put them on
servers I don't want to make it
too easy certainly you can use

33:31.800 --> 33:38.680
voicemail and I know you can use
services like what do I have a
J2 number that you can call

33:38.680 --> 33:43.720
up and leave a voicemail it's
sent to me as an audio file not
an MP3 but at least something
that

33:43.720 --> 33:51.240
I can open and convert if I want
to I can play easily it's at
a.au or probably one of those
mobile

33:51.240 --> 33:56.360
formats that it leaves that you
get now but you know if I make
it that easy then I'm going to
spend

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a lot of time listening to you
know a lot of comments that may
be very very long and when
someone

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has to go through the trouble of
creating the MP3 file putting it
up on the server doing the

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ID3 tags not only does it make
my life easier I think it really
does filter out the quality of

34:12.920 --> 34:16.280
the feedback you know if you
really want to say something
here's what you're going to have
to do

34:16.280 --> 34:21.400
and otherwise just no way if me
to get through all this crap
it's unbelievable how much I'm
getting

34:21.400 --> 34:28.040
and let me just give you a
current Gmail quota I can't
remember exactly when they
upgraded me to

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four gigs which was of course
extremely cool let's see it can
only have been maybe a month

34:36.440 --> 34:43.560
two months maybe at most I think
let me just log into the Gmail
right now and see what see what
the

34:43.560 --> 34:49.800
current quota is. Man it takes
sometimes it really takes a long
time here we go.

34:52.600 --> 34:58.840
92 percent three seven five five
three thousand seven hundred
fifty five megabytes of your

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four thousand ninety six
megabytes so I'm already 92
percent it's going to it's I
wonder since

35:04.360 --> 35:10.040
they put me on some kind of
manual manual sizing if it'll
grow as I start to approach the

35:10.040 --> 35:16.760
99 to 100 percent or if I'll
have to start begging me I
really love it though and I
gladly pay for

35:16.760 --> 35:21.640
just tell me how much you want
me to pay for the storage people
tell me all the time they send
me emails

35:21.640 --> 35:26.680
about these thirty gigabyte some
email services the one hundred
gigabyte email services that's

35:26.680 --> 35:33.000
not what it's about what it's
about for me is the email
program itself the way it works
is fantastic

35:33.000 --> 35:37.560
the whole idea of not throwing
anything out but really using
the power of Google search to
find

35:37.560 --> 35:43.000
messages very quickly I have yet
to see a service that does that
well the short cut cut the key

35:43.000 --> 35:48.840
key short cut commands it's just
it's a fantastic service I
really really love it so that's

35:48.840 --> 35:55.240
why I just want to stay with it
and if I can buy my gigs for
storage please I'd be happy to
and

35:55.240 --> 35:59.160
I know I think that lots of
other people would be happy to
it's a great service not paid
for this

35:59.160 --> 36:04.200
endorsement by the way yeah and
this is Charlie Thompson in
Austin Texas it was great to
hear

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country western tune even though
I'm a rock and roll or we live
out here with our three

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Arabian horses and well you know
country music goes along with
that anyway my comment to you is

36:15.160 --> 36:19.800
don't you think the ANR guys at
the big record companies are
digging through the pod safe
music

36:19.800 --> 36:25.640
network looking for potential
stars I mean talk about a cheap
ANR budget now they don't have
to travel

36:25.640 --> 36:30.600
from club to club to hear
unsigned acts all they have to
do is browse the PSM I'd love to
hear

36:30.600 --> 36:36.760
your comments on this Adam
thanks cheers yeah well good bye
cheers back at your buddy

36:38.120 --> 36:46.200
Arabian horses nice well first
of all I don't think any of them
are doing that yet they will of
course

36:46.200 --> 36:52.120
they will and by the way I don't
think you'll ever see an artist
sign purely based upon

36:53.400 --> 36:58.840
one song or a couple of songs
record companies traditionally
have a process although it's
fuzzy and

36:58.840 --> 37:04.360
can vary from executive to
executive but there usually is a
showcase involved because they
want

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to know what the band can do how
they look how they perform you
know are they right for MTV

37:10.440 --> 37:17.560
all that stuff so yeah but you
know what fantastic we want
everyone to to discover new
music I don't

37:17.560 --> 37:23.640
care if if record company guys
do what I think from the the pod
safe artists I've spoken to many

37:23.800 --> 37:28.840
of them have done the math and
have figured out it just doesn't
make any sense why would you
want

37:29.240 --> 37:35.880
a mainstream record deal you
know a big co record deal why
would you want that you will
probably

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sell more records if you are
fortunate enough to be one of
the small percentage that does
actually

37:42.040 --> 37:49.320
become successful through the
through the the music business
through the system but based
upon

37:49.400 --> 37:56.920
you know selling it directly to
the listener with help of all
you know your own marketing
places

37:56.920 --> 38:03.160
like my space but certainly with
podcasts you may sell less
records what you'll probably
make

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more money at the end of the day
won't have to sue anyone over it
won't be tied to the man

38:09.080 --> 38:14.280
and you own your shit you own
your own shit you don't need it
I know plenty of pods here the

38:14.280 --> 38:19.480
love spirals they've sold 50,000
records you know Angie B who
sent me as wonderful wonderful

38:20.520 --> 38:30.600
throaty feedback comments 50,000
records you know this stuff
really does work I just don't
think

38:30.600 --> 38:36.200
that you need to resort to the
mainstream record companies now
there is something that's called
the

38:36.200 --> 38:43.000
distribution deal I think
there's something very different
with this distribution deal is I
think

38:43.000 --> 38:48.360
very exciting and that's if
someone offers you a
distribution deal you definitely
should talk to them

38:48.360 --> 38:54.920
because that means they can get
your CD into stores this is what
a lot of the smaller urban hip
hop

38:56.040 --> 39:01.480
R&B labels have with major
companies and you know look at
them you think those guys got
some

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bling whilst because they're
doing it right because they got
the money and they of course
they also

39:05.240 --> 39:11.720
take a whole bunch of risk
associated with it because you
know if you want to if you want
to

39:11.720 --> 39:17.000
get your record played then you
will have you will be
responsible for paying money to
stations and by the

39:17.000 --> 39:21.400
way it's exactly how it happens
it goes through independent
promotions companies but you
know you'll

39:21.400 --> 39:26.760
have to pay so only just settle
the $10 million lawsuit in New
York that spits her brought
against them

39:26.760 --> 39:32.600
they paid 10 million bucks
because that that's how it
happens there is absolute payola
you know you'll

39:32.680 --> 39:41.720
have to go and suck some you
know what over at the BET and
MTV and VH1 and any other music

39:41.720 --> 39:45.880
channel video channel you have
to make your own video you'll
have to pay for it I think it's
freaking

39:45.880 --> 39:53.880
worth it by the way I really am
waiting for the first video
blogger is that my phone going
off

39:53.880 --> 40:01.160
on a second let me just check
shoot it was wrong I'll get back
to later I think that there will
be a

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collaboration very soon between
a one or more pod save music
artist and video bloggers who
will you

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start to work with the art and
the skills that they're honing
right now and create fantastic
music

40:12.840 --> 40:18.920
videos that will be able to
enjoy online there's plenty of
communities that trade music
videos watch them

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I'm really expecting some some
big things from it tomorrow got
a pack get ready to go it's

40:29.320 --> 40:33.640
going to be a fun weekend San
Francisco we have our company
Christmas party the first one
and it's

40:33.640 --> 40:38.920
going to be in the new office is
like could not be more excited I
don't have a lot of hair I just

40:38.920 --> 40:44.040
like what for my course and let
you know that I think you're
great as I know that a lot of
heat

40:44.040 --> 40:50.520
for the same things that is on
truth it's the shame because I
think everyone makes mistakes on

40:50.520 --> 40:57.080
the internet I do mostly things
I think everyone's changed a bit
about some of the websites I go

40:57.080 --> 41:02.920
so let's look on the right side
this is not facing a firing
squad of Vietnam this Christmas

41:02.920 --> 41:07.960
anyway here I want to talk about
anything then just remember I
only let 42 and half minutes

41:07.960 --> 41:15.000
walk from your house and that
you are welcome to the home but
nice to now Roger do you hear
what he said

41:16.760 --> 41:21.000
let me just make sure I heard
that correctly did he say he
only lives 42 minutes from my
house

41:23.160 --> 41:26.680
this is starting to get
frightening I'll have a second
let me listen to that I can

41:26.680 --> 41:32.280
I don't have any Roger here I'm
just a bit about some of the
websites I go to but look on the

41:32.680 --> 41:40.280
right side this is not facing a
firing squad of Vietnam this
Christmas is that a Gary glitter
reference

41:40.280 --> 41:46.280
what the hell is that you're not
facing a firing squad in Vietnam
this Christmas

41:46.280 --> 41:51.800
anyway here I want to talk about
anything then just remember I
only let 42 and half minutes
walk

41:51.800 --> 41:56.760
from your house and that you are
welcome to the home but nice to
now Roger

41:56.840 --> 42:08.120
okay Roger just to make it very
clear please do not come over
okay do not come near the
cottage

42:08.120 --> 42:15.320
all right thank you very much
very nice very kind feedback and
I appreciate you know your your

42:15.320 --> 42:22.440
thoughts okay everything
happening here once but no Roger
that's okay Roger apparently is
a

42:22.440 --> 42:28.920
podcaster who lives in in
Guilford as well I must be
closer in the city than then
where we are

42:30.120 --> 42:37.560
okay let's roll out another one
from the pod safe music network
the you may have noticed

42:37.560 --> 42:42.040
that some of the categories have
dropped out we fixed that thanks
for the feedback everybody so

42:42.040 --> 42:49.080
you could now search on holiday
and this one just mind pop up
Joe Copish I'm your snowman baby

42:52.440 --> 43:07.080
I'm your snowman baby you're
cold as I so with a 15 don't
fall for a flake the frost is a

43:07.400 --> 43:15.640
morning I ride a slew just like
as I'm morning I'm your snowman
baby you want to taste

43:15.640 --> 43:32.200
[ Music ]

43:32.200 --> 43:42.680
I'll see you in the forecast
it's perfect if it inches
overnight if you catch my drift

43:42.680 --> 43:47.800
I'll just know man baby the
hotter it blows the lower the
winch you

43:50.360 --> 43:55.320
I'll just know man baby the
roads are slippery so the go
where there's so

43:56.200 --> 44:07.400
I'm your snowman baby I get
deeper when the temperature is
over I'm out in the cold

44:07.400 --> 44:15.240
I have the snow falls the
perfect time to play with my
snowballs I'm your snowman baby

44:15.240 --> 44:20.680
then you can be my snow blow up

44:24.680 --> 44:33.640
hey baby yeah you want to get
your drive with loud

44:33.640 --> 44:44.120
oh yeah I can solve it too baby
oh yeah clean your side walk all
the way to your

44:44.120 --> 45:03.640
[ Music ]

45:03.640 --> 45:17.800
I'm your snowman baby I'm your
snowman baby and now you know
that you

45:18.760 --> 45:34.520
miss out but I got you baby
don't I'm your snowman baby
right on plenty of holiday music
at the

45:34.520 --> 45:41.640
pot safe music network and of
course I continue to update the
xmus.podshow.com podcast

45:41.640 --> 45:46.440
to Christmas songs back to back
with holiday greetings from
podcasters and podsafe

45:46.440 --> 45:50.840
music artists alike playboys
coming out with something called
the podcast which will be

45:51.720 --> 45:58.920
basically a video podcast
targeted specifically at video
iPods and Sony PSP PSP's

46:01.160 --> 46:08.760
with pictures and videos of
negative women you can just wait
for the parent groups to get

46:08.760 --> 46:13.880
up in arms over that the perfect
it's the gift that keeps on
giving the perfect Christmas
gift

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that's going to be interesting
thanks for all the tattoo ideas
they keep to they keep

46:18.040 --> 46:23.560
streaming in and it's starting
to look better and better and
wouldn't it be weird if I

46:23.560 --> 46:27.640
actually wound up getting a
tattoo that someone I don't even
know other than a listener
through

46:27.640 --> 46:31.640
the internet and maybe some
email conversation that drew
that that would be pretty
interesting

46:31.640 --> 46:38.520
send more Dr. John says my
specific suggestion is to record
yourself saying something like

46:39.160 --> 46:45.720
freedom free media or even sent
sale then take a screenshot of
it take it to your tattoo

46:45.720 --> 46:49.960
artists and hit it that way you
could make it something really
personal to yourself what is

46:49.960 --> 46:56.600
talking about here oh man he's
got a really complicated idea
about the audacity icon

46:57.880 --> 47:03.720
oh we think maybe should use a
waveform I get it oh okay that's
pretty interesting so I could

47:03.720 --> 47:09.160
have wings and then in the
middle would be would be a
waveform of something that it
wouldn't

47:09.160 --> 47:13.880
that be funny then everyone
could look at my arms start
comparing to find out what what
the waveform

47:13.880 --> 47:19.480
actually represents if you took
a picture of it maybe you could
recreate it that's an
interesting

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idea Dr. John I like that okay
that's cool waveform I think I
think we'll go on here I think

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there's something happen
waveform in the middle and then
nice pilot's wings on the
outside that's cool

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one more brief item about
soundvertising Jim said we've
come full circle dude belching
makes us

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think of senseo seeing senseo
adds makes us think of the daily
source code seeing the senseo

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itself makes me belch will
drinking senseo make us listen
to the daily source code well
yeah that's

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of course part of the evil plan
Jim and I encourage anyone to
soundvertise with their audience

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based upon a popular television
commercial or a product that is
unique okay Adam at

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curry dot com daily source code
dot com if you're listening to
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it's Friday I'm almost ready to
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source code just before I head
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