11/06/2019-16:47:03
(Modification du message : 11/06/2019-16:54:24 par folkdeath95.)
RE: Le jour ou la musique brûla
Impressionnant, ce patrimoine musical qui a disparu.
J'ai juste survolé l'article, il faut que je trouve un peu de temps pour le lire, mais j'ai eu l'impression que, si tu n'en avais pas entendu parlé (ni moi), c'est qu'Universal n'a pas voulu que ça se sache trop...
"Back in 2008, UMG undoubtedly feared the public embarrassment that news of the losses could bring. But Aronson and others suggest that UMG was especially concerned about repercussions with the artists, and the estates of artists, whose recordings were destroyed."
"It is probable that musicians whose masters were destroyed have no idea."
J'ai juste survolé l'article, il faut que je trouve un peu de temps pour le lire, mais j'ai eu l'impression que, si tu n'en avais pas entendu parlé (ni moi), c'est qu'Universal n'a pas voulu que ça se sache trop...
"Back in 2008, UMG undoubtedly feared the public embarrassment that news of the losses could bring. But Aronson and others suggest that UMG was especially concerned about repercussions with the artists, and the estates of artists, whose recordings were destroyed."
"It is probable that musicians whose masters were destroyed have no idea."
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