" Have you ever listen to a true audience. Leg up into the mid ninety's people would go to concerts and take these analog sets and then trade them physically in the mail with a -- Now thanks to the digital -- we can download live content to our favorite band that was played yesterday. Brad certainly I would need. Definitely played a role and that its biggest -- collection of hundreds of grateful that at this time."

" It started leaking into the fans about 99 before he started recording and transmitting live news for The Grateful Dead fish."

" Dave Matthews Metallica -- into the black carruthers and a lot more. This episode on into the validity in find out how love dot net the ball and then go in the eastern she's live at red rocks would no doubt that this --"

" Hybrid welcome that I mean some typical videos today when into the issue Brad certainly. Brad started a website called mugs net which took some songs you like -- will be Angeles I'm just getting people. Flash forward thirteen years and he revolutionized the way music -- distributed on the Internet. Brad start thought it was started as a legitimate. I was in college I'd be out table shows and I get back from -- and -- stack takes people when -- yourself why not. Put them on the people download a graduate. What -- for Adam curry."

" And MTV music might -- from head bangers ball and now you're throwing helmets for our father hey guys. I was his first important quit MTV started this company. You build commercial website I built the first generation of commercial sites the first but whether it's the first NFL odds. First everybody went almost anything -- so I learned as new technologies came out. But -- really until 94. I started putting shows up for Dallas. And they're really grew from there was a fan site where I was put up reviews of shows photos and is obviously more popular. A lot of people could -- before it was fairly web browser and there's also the legal question you know I didn't want to. There was nothing commercial side there was no advertising banner ads most of the fans even a huge -- like grief better this. So what I was doing adds value to. I was doing for them they couldn't do and it's really had just started I was giving away. Instant contact me. June 2000 -- without -- three million dollars a month. One of the first conversations I had with -- management was about love what you're doing the same time we wish you were there. So that kind of you know 100 Baghdad. I actually approach to their commitment before I said. One -- merchandise on the line one -- I'd go -- What holes before they didn't even dead dot net didn't even exist. This was one of the bandwidth. What I'm doing fairly applicable us and look at the millions of -- or. So that has been in touch with pitch. And I finally got the call. From. And -- this this regard so this was like. -- That's been in business that was at that point we started. We agreed on -- finished the grateful that side but it went up against as well. The electric. -- at a time election was part of a well meanwhile time -- which everybody thought when -- time Thursday. Dynamo and -- tonight silence for everything digital enviable temple was convergence and great synergy of content. Licensing and of course none of that happened stock that when everything went to shed."

" The label was telling the band -- would be able to handle everything. Fish had very specific ideas about what they want to do and they saw what I was doing for free -- then that's it that's what we want and it. You want to do -- and has to be and friendly above all else and really got into this because they were adamant that so when they brought me in to meet with the guys Elektra. You know they saw what I'd done this and this is great in fact they loved so much to say can do this for Metallica. Which is -- black."

" Tavis Dunn it's it's quite end to end of the spectrum where -- got -- targeted. Us. We did a hundred shows the first year but Metallica and the second show. Had a false start to -- the sales force one to fix that they went back and edited out release the show the next day. In sports the fans were bitching complaining saying what -- I was at the show my audience tapes show that you did you know we'll. So we've read every -- that it released today us. With that debt so it works well this this and that took them into court it took this back to the fans from Mars -- you know. Just -- ago. Metallica is the most prominent and the six my mind about don't take our music but it's it is ironic that we ended up selling hundreds of Metallica's shows. With -- the -- in MP3 format after the whole statement pastor. We were the first to release that they've -- his catalogue. Dave Matthews didn't release any of its music and the only service. And we out of it Dave Matthews website that'll have to figure out what is the Arab stand for as a binoculars you've written us off on -- But that's just part of the business Hilton's mom that's why things -- where they are that's why everything except the way it is and it's most importantly about convenience and -- We ran into problems that would follow through it's an issue where some fans say they're -- to -- around the wind up on there and you know we did. Everything we've fifty or sixty cents -- the last two bottlers in this upcoming year's. Deal. A lot of it is not do covers of being reported by -- Notes that. So fish -- and any of these bands that are heavy cover bands like -- Ngo. If you want to come out six if you want the song we -- this site you. The they just visualize what you have played this. But it has no impact whatsoever and it plays never -- those days."

" And welcome to the cheese canisters special String Cheese Incident edition of the skin. Every month or so Brad releases a podcast in the podcast consists of shows a -- on the road taping or for future releases of management. What it is is it's about an hour hour and a half radio show. With these full performances with -- speaking about it from getting them back announcing her forecasting. You know whatever significant -- Just one of those completely. Ridiculous bottom moments where your head is spinning from great musicians onstage. A lot people think that you did break the paper's action. A technicality recession I think -- you know people that's the way that some people like to enjoy your show. People some people only feel comfortable going to show that got announced -- and likes to fly. You probably -- that's different that's what I was made but it got the point where I got sick so I saw this as a way for me to stop it. I wanted to still get tapes of shows and have to -- such as it became a real pain and yes."

" This is Michael Gordon -- Brad certainly here and nods and he's an and you find the sound board he's Amanda travels with bands like String Cheese Incident lives on the tour bus and literally as part of the crew to make sure that you guys get the sound boards 48 hours later."

" And there's Mike -- from. Here -- with the straight seasons of the band has 62 -- have -- 48 channel might affect felt for him I'm recording recorded tracks. We'll have the subjects them. Okay okay. -- audience lights up the sound board. And I'm going to go through together with the release the next thing. Positions go back to the hotel room. Time along the tracks makes it edited tracking back. --"

" That was the single biggest fight the fight with cash. And the fight was over oh my god can fish release watch list versions of live shows what are we going to do if we ever want to release a show. What happened years you know we released every show. It went activities and -- being able sold tens of thousands of units and -- 95 which would put out around Christmas time. It sold in stores tens of thousands of units sold an outline in losses -- who -- it doesn't end here you know coming back I mean look."

" Have you ever listen to a true audience. Leg up into the mid ninety's people would go to concerts and take these analog sets and then trade them physically in the mail with a -- Now thanks to the digital -- we can download live content to our favorite band that was played yesterday. Brad certainly I would need. Definitely played a role and that its biggest -- collection of hundreds of grateful that at this time."

" It started leaking into the fans about 99 before he started recording and transmitting live news for The Grateful Dead fish."

" Dave Matthews Metallica -- into the black carruthers and a lot more. This episode on into the validity in find out how love dot net the ball and then go in the eastern she's live at red rocks would no doubt that this --"

" Hybrid welcome that I mean some typical videos today when into the issue Brad certainly. Brad started a website called mugs net which took some songs you like -- will be Angeles I'm just getting people. Flash forward thirteen years and he revolutionized the way music -- distributed on the Internet. Brad start thought it was started as a legitimate. I was in college I'd be out table shows and I get back from -- and -- stack takes people when -- yourself why not. Put them on the people download a graduate. What -- for Adam curry."

" And MTV music might -- from head bangers ball and now you're throwing helmets for our father hey guys. I was his first important quit MTV started this company. You build commercial website I built the first generation of commercial sites the first but whether it's the first NFL odds. First everybody went almost anything -- so I learned as new technologies came out. But -- really until 94. I started putting shows up for Dallas. And they're really grew from there was a fan site where I was put up reviews of shows photos and is obviously more popular. A lot of people could -- before it was fairly web browser and there's also the legal question you know I didn't want to. There was nothing commercial side there was no advertising banner ads most of the fans even a huge -- like grief better this. So what I was doing adds value to. I was doing for them they couldn't do and it's really had just started I was giving away. Instant contact me. June 2000 -- without -- three million dollars a month. One of the first conversations I had with -- management was about love what you're doing the same time we wish you were there. So that kind of you know 100 Baghdad. I actually approach to their commitment before I said. One -- merchandise on the line one -- I'd go -- What holes before they didn't even dead dot net didn't even exist. This was one of the bandwidth. What I'm doing fairly applicable us and look at the millions of -- or. So that has been in touch with pitch. And I finally got the call. From. And -- this this regard so this was like. -- That's been in business that was at that point we started. We agreed on -- finished the grateful that side but it went up against as well. The electric. -- at a time election was part of a well meanwhile time -- which everybody thought when -- time Thursday. Dynamo and -- tonight silence for everything digital enviable temple was convergence and great synergy of content. Licensing and of course none of that happened stock that when everything went to shed."

" The label was telling the band -- would be able to handle everything. Fish had very specific ideas about what they want to do and they saw what I was doing for free -- then that's it that's what we want and it. You want to do -- and has to be and friendly above all else and really got into this because they were adamant that so when they brought me in to meet with the guys Elektra. You know they saw what I'd done this and this is great in fact they loved so much to say can do this for Metallica. Which is -- black."

" Tavis Dunn it's it's quite end to end of the spectrum where -- got -- targeted. Us. We did a hundred shows the first year but Metallica and the second show. Had a false start to -- the sales force one to fix that they went back and edited out release the show the next day. In sports the fans were bitching complaining saying what -- I was at the show my audience tapes show that you did you know we'll. So we've read every -- that it released today us. With that debt so it works well this this and that took them into court it took this back to the fans from Mars -- you know. Just -- ago. Metallica is the most prominent and the six my mind about don't take our music but it's it is ironic that we ended up selling hundreds of Metallica's shows. With -- the -- in MP3 format after the whole statement pastor. We were the first to release that they've -- his catalogue. Dave Matthews didn't release any of its music and the only service. And we out of it Dave Matthews website that'll have to figure out what is the Arab stand for as a binoculars you've written us off on -- But that's just part of the business Hilton's mom that's why things -- where they are that's why everything except the way it is and it's most importantly about convenience and -- We ran into problems that would follow through it's an issue where some fans say they're -- to -- around the wind up on there and you know we did. Everything we've fifty or sixty cents -- the last two bottlers in this upcoming year's. Deal. A lot of it is not do covers of being reported by -- Notes that. So fish -- and any of these bands that are heavy cover bands like -- Ngo. If you want to come out six if you want the song we -- this site you. The they just visualize what you have played this. But it has no impact whatsoever and it plays never -- those days."

" And welcome to the cheese canisters special String Cheese Incident edition of the skin. Every month or so Brad releases a podcast in the podcast consists of shows a -- on the road taping or for future releases of management. What it is is it's about an hour hour and a half radio show. With these full performances with -- speaking about it from getting them back announcing her forecasting. You know whatever significant -- Just one of those completely. Ridiculous bottom moments where your head is spinning from great musicians onstage. A lot people think that you did break the paper's action. A technicality recession I think -- you know people that's the way that some people like to enjoy your show. People some people only feel comfortable going to show that got announced -- and likes to fly. You probably -- that's different that's what I was made but it got the point where I got sick so I saw this as a way for me to stop it. I wanted to still get tapes of shows and have to -- such as it became a real pain and yes."

" This is Michael Gordon -- Brad certainly here and nods and he's an and you find the sound board he's Amanda travels with bands like String Cheese Incident lives on the tour bus and literally as part of the crew to make sure that you guys get the sound boards 48 hours later."

" And there's Mike -- from. Here -- with the straight seasons of the band has 62 -- have -- 48 channel might affect felt for him I'm recording recorded tracks. We'll have the subjects them. Okay okay. -- audience lights up the sound board. And I'm going to go through together with the release the next thing. Positions go back to the hotel room. Time along the tracks makes it edited tracking back. --"

" That was the single biggest fight the fight with cash. And the fight was over oh my god can fish release watch list versions of live shows what are we going to do if we ever want to release a show. What happened years you know we released every show. It went activities and -- being able sold tens of thousands of units and -- 95 which would put out around Christmas time. It sold in stores tens of thousands of units sold an outline in losses -- who -- it doesn't end here you know coming back I mean look."