"Secret" Gift for downloaders of Cyberdust app (Churchbox), Secret Samadhi Churchbox Sessions 1996 Options

[dangum]

Chad Taylor and Live tweeted the following a few hours ago.

LIVE ‏@Freaks4Live 4h4 hours ago

Download @cyberdustapp and add (+freaks4live) to receive a “Secret” gift later today! #DustMe

https://twitter.com/Freaks4Live/status/568158305660633088

Cyber Dust is a messaging system. It's available for Andriod and iOS.
https://www.cyberdust.com/

[OutToDry]

No, i am simply protecting what many here want to exploit. So go fuck yourself

[nutlog13]

No, i am simply protecting what many here want to exploit. So go fuck yourself

Please explain to me how the hardcore fan base wanting these recordings to listen to at home or in their cars is "exploiting" them.

While you're at it, maybe you could explain how the fans who happened to be around for a few select hours and happened to download the app at the right time are any LESS likely to "exploit" these recordings than other longtime fans who didn't happen to be around with the app at the right moment...? Are Cyberdust app users more trustworthy?

In this world of yours where fans of LIVE are more interested in plastering rare recordings on BitTorrent or selling them on eBay — than, let's say, acquiring rare recordings of their favorite band to listen to — what makes the Cyberdust app users so far "above" us lowly fan-forum members that THEY (you?) can be trusted with these recordings but we can not? What's to stop the app users from selling them on CDs or sharing torrents online? Of course, this illicit behavior is surely reserved for "other" fans who didn't log in to an app at the right time. Right?

It's nice to have a self-appointed Protector Of The Recordings making sure no one else can hear them, but please, when you step down from your soapbox, I'm anxious to hear your logic here. Thanks for your time, and for protecting these recordings from all these other exploitative, careless, less-trustworthy fans. I don't know what we or the band would do without you.

This post has been edited by nutlog13: Feb 20 2015, 1:13 pm

[brett]

Please explain to me how the hardcore fan base wanting these recordings to listen to at home or in their cars is "exploiting" them.

While you're at it, maybe you could explain how the fans who happened to be around for a few select hours and happened to download the app at the right time are any LESS likely to "exploit" these recordings than other longtime fans who didn't happen to be around with the app at the right moment...? Are Cyberdust app users more trustworthy?

In this world of yours where fans of LIVE are more interested in plastering rare recordings on BitTorrent or selling them on eBay — than, let's say, acquiring rare recordings of their favorite band to listen to — what makes the Cyberdust app users so far "above" us lowly fan-forum members that THEY (you?) can be trusted with these recordings but we can not? What's to stop the app users from selling them on CDs or sharing torrents online? Of course, this illicit behavior is surely reserved for "other" fans who didn't log in to an app at the right time. Right?

It's nice to have a self-appointed Protector Of The Recordings making sure no one else can hear them, but please, when you step down from your soapbox, I'm anxious to hear your logic here. Thanks for your time, and for protecting these recordings from all these other exploitative, careless, less-trustworthy fans. I don't know what we or the band would do without you.

haha great post. Bob won't respond because you make too much sense.
He's always been a dick and always will be.

[SctSamadhi]

haha great post. Bob won't respond because you make too much sense.
He's always been a dick and always will be.

First off I want to give a big thanks to OTD for sharing those awesome Rick Astley MP3s. I have been waiting almost 20 years to get my hands on them. Thanks bro!

Second I missed the cyber dust blast by about an hour and while disappointed my life will go on. Offering somebody $100 for the files is a bit lame. If the band asked the files not be shared then anybody that is respecting that wish and not sharing the files has that right. Respecting their wishes might mean there will be future opportunities for CB or other cool stuff. Having the files end up on the internet would likely close the door any any future opportunities. I'm just as "die hard" as any of you and don't act like you are owed something from the band. Anything they decide to do like this is a bonus to the fans that have the opportunity.

Third, for a bunch of people that for the most part haven't supported anything the band has done over the last few years (I know there are some exceptions to this), maybe you don't deserve a copy of these files from CT.

And finally Bob isn't a dick. He's somebody that respects the wishes of the band. That Rick Astley thing was fucking hilarious as I almost spit my coffee on my computer.