threewingedfury

I'm pretty tempted to get tickets. It's a 5 hr drive, but maybe a higher chance of a meet and greet/signing since they're trying to put their name out in the US? My heart is set on finally meeting Chester after 8 years of following him. Doubtful, but I'm hopeful :-)

Wooops.. guess I missed it somewhere. I came across it earlier and was totally surprised I hadn't seen it somewhere on here. :-)

Has anyone seen the behind the scenes of Let Down on Youtube? If someone has already mentioned it, sorry, I'm slow. I'm not sure if it's safe to post the link... it's just a quick view, but looks very different than I expected. Just search 'Dead By Sunrise Behind the Scenes of Let Down'

You could try to buy a new enclosure to put it in off eBay. My hard drive fried a while back and I realized that the controls caught fire on the enclosure and not on the hdd itself. It may be worth a try, but then again, it may not work at all.

Oh, its just a small website that a couple of my friends keep together, I'd rather not post it though, sorry. My photos and videos are not really THAT bad considering I use one of the best point and shoots (Nikon P80) in the pit. When I took video in Raleigh with my Kodak Easyshare, the videos were HORRIBLE, but the others didn't turn out that bad considering it was my first day with the camera and I was still learning it (Charlotte's . Of course, I know I'm no professional, I just don't want to be sued. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0V60xOW-1k...re=channel_page (didnt get to finish the song because I got caught videotaping) - my other videos on there aren't worth watching, as I didn't upload my really good ones because I found them on a few websites (don't understand why, but whatever)

So let me ask this. I'm not up to par with copyright laws when it comes to concerts, but I have taken a lot of my own pictures at concerts that I post on my website and other spots. I have not used copyrighted material, only my own. Now, someone mentioned earlier in the thread that you can't post concert material? Is this just other photographer's material, or concert material in general? What about concert footage on Youtube that I recorded? I understand that I'm not violating a Copyright law, but can Warner do anything about this because it seems that they're taking it a little too far.