"I have three (Sunday in the Park, Sweeney Todd and Into the Woods) but they were filmed wit PERMISSION, and were broadcast on PBS, which never releases bootlegs. And besides, they were from the eighties.
Let's keep the war up, guys! "
Why do you own these DVDs? They can't compare to seeing it live? Why is it ok because they are from the 80s?
Our UK poster has not implied that ANY recording would be done without permission. Let's face it - he just wouldn't be able to do it. The second the unions got wind, he'd not only be shut down, but prosecuted. Especially if it was offered as a pay-per-view.
You might not like his ideas and website - but let's stop exclaiming what he's doing is illegal.
And not to sound parental - but those that own any of the DVDs mentioned lose any credibility in your argument in my eyes about the legitimate archiving of these performances as not being worthy.
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka
Updated On: 10/30/05 at 01:13 PM