Rights
On October 6, 2003, SCOTS gave permission for shows to be hosted at the Archive:
We asked about their inclusion, and manager David T. Viecelli replied,
...I wanted to consult with my clients prior to contacting you. As expected, we are all in agreement that inclusion in the Live Music Archive could be beneficial for SCOTS and doesn't present any significant disadvantage.
Best Regards,
David T. Viecelli (Boche Billions)
President
THE BILLIONS CORPORATION
833 W. Chicago Ave., ste. 101
Chicago, IL 60622-5497
web: www.billions.com
SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS' TAPING POLICY
From http://66.70.157.23/taping.htm
We encourage fans to tape SCOTS performances but only within the guidelines established below:
1) While promoters and venues are made aware of the band's policy toward tapers in our performance contracts, that does not guarantee that the promoter or production manager will remember to specifically instruct venue staff to ignore the normal house policy against tapers if one exists. While we will make efforts, we cannot be responsible for ensuring that the band's wishes are respected. Fans who request a personal, written permission from the band or their management office simply cannot be accommodated due to time constraints. If you are met with resistance from venue staff, you're on your own to politely explain the band's position on taping in an attempt to gain entry with your gear.
2) No live recording, regardless of quality or format of distribution, is to be exploited commercially by anyone in any way at any time without the band's explicit, written permission. In other words, you are free to trade recordings or even give them away but we do not want to see them offered for sale at any price, even if the price quoted is ostensibly only to cover the costs of duplication, packaging, and/or shipping.
3) While all types of monophonic and two-track stereo recording equipment is permissible as long as it does not interfere with other fans' enjoyment of the show visually or otherwise, no front-of-house sound board patches will be provided. Board tapes are often very poor representations of shows because the size and acoustic qualities of show rooms vary greatly. This often results in the engineer running less guitar and bass through the mains, creating board mixes that are very heavy on vocals and drums. Please do not ever request a board patch from any SCOTS or in-house venue engineer.
4) While it is by no means a requirement, the band does request that, as a courtesy, taping fans forward a CD copy of any recordings of reasonable quality to them at the following address:
attn: David T. Viecelli
The Billions Corporation
833 W. Chicago Ave. Ste. 101
Chicago, IL 60622
Please make sure that the exterior of the package is marked "Live SCOTS" and that the CD is somehow labeled with the date and location of the recorded performance along with your own name and contact information.
Enjoy yourselves!
