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According to Tidal, a HITnRUN remix album and another new album was planned. http://pagesix.com/2016/1...nce-tunes/ Sources tell us that on Oct. 21, Tidal told probate court Judge Kevin Eide, via a legal letter, that it will seek injunctive relief if any deals by Prince’s estate violate its agreement with him, which Tidal asserts included a “Hit n Run” remix album, another new album and rights to his catalog. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! | |
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Hmm. Looks like it's about to get nasty. | |
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Sounds like bull, do you really think Prince would give his masters to Tidal, just after he thought to get them back off Warner Brothers. Looks like a really gossipy and shitty website too. Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name | |
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Probably merely refering to the two Hit N Run albums Tidal already has as Phase One did include remixes and remixing by Josh and Phase Two was a new release. | |
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Having "rights to his catalog" does NOT mean ownership of the masters. Tidal is probably claiming that they have rights for the digital distribution of whatever is released from Prince's catalog. It's not impossible that Prince has made such a promise to them. | |
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it probably is exactly what is says on the tin: and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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JayZ wants his piece of the pie.
Looks like the family isn't too hip on Londell. | |
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Wasn't it HnR1 - There was no planned CD release? | |
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Would luuuurvvvv another HitnRun! "Free URself, B the best that U can B, 3rd Apartment from the Sun, nothing left to fear" Prince Rogers Nelson - Forever in my Life - | |
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Adorecream said: Sounds like bull, do you really think Prince would give his masters to Tidal, just after he thought to get them back off Warner Brothers. Looks like a really gossipy and shitty website too. -- They are not talking about masters they referring to the rights to stream to new CDs and maybe the rest as well. I keep wondering if he had a contract with Tidal or if was done on a handshake. | |
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Noodled24 said: Wasn't it HnR1 - There was no planned CD release? http://princevault.com/in..._Phase_One It was initially announced as an exclusive on the Tidal streaming platform where it was made available starting on 7 September 2015, before the album was released on CD and download the following week as an intended surprise release not listed on retailers listings ahead of time, and released on a Monday, instead of the industry-standard Friday release day (word, however, leaked out in early September, when the CD appeared on Amazon.fr). | |
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^ My bad. Seemed like more than a week until the CD came out. There were endless posts on the org about how people wanted CDs. | |
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This is going to be a mess.
I do not believe Prince gave TIDAL the exclusive rights to his catalog or masters. There are no contracts or agreements that states this AND if they are... where are the receipts? A handshake or conversation doesn't count.
Jay Z just wants his dirty hands on Prince catalog and I hope his Estate continues to fight for it. | |
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mjscarousal said:
This is going to be a mess.
I do not believe Prince gave TIDAL the exclusive rights to his catalog or masters. There are no contracts or agreements that states this AND if they are... where are the receipts? A handshake or conversation doesn't count.
Jay Z just wants his dirty hands on Prince catalog and I hope his Estate continues to fight for it. Where do you see the word exclusive in the original report? Tidal is simply attempting to assert position in the plans for the future. That said, Prince continued to give Tidal exclusive music right up until the week he died. Their claims that future projects were in the works seem pretty reasonable to me - I would assume a full Piano & A Microphone release was one of them. [Edited 11/5/16 12:46pm] | |
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mjscarousal said:
This is going to be a mess.
I do not believe Prince gave TIDAL the exclusive rights to his catalog or masters. There are no contracts or agreements that states this AND if they are... where are the receipts? A handshake or conversation doesn't count.
Jay Z just wants his dirty hands on Prince catalog and I hope his Estate continues to fight for it. -- Why do you keep saying masters. This has nothing to do with masters. This has to do exclusive rights to stream on Tidal. That is what Prince wanted and if he signed a deal the court cannot do anything about it. Once the family takes over they can do whatever they wish. If they are happy with the revenue from Tidal what us the problem. If Prince had money in Tidal it is even more ridiculous to take the music off. [Edited 11/5/16 13:38pm] | |
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Well it is unclear if Prince signed a deal saying that he wanted Tidal to permenantly stream his music. Per the below
So if infact Prince only gave Tidal the right to stream his music for only a certain time frame, than I think the music should eventually be taken off the service after that time has been fullfilled.That is if there was even a contract.
And lets say hypothetically, there wasn't a contact, how do we even know if Prince was even paid for the streams? There were artists suing the service because they were not getting paid...
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Prince didn't have any problems with Tidal - it is only certain fans that have an issue with Jay-Z. Prince provided his entire catalog exclusively for streaming on Tidal, even rarities such as the NPGMC releases, and was providing new, Tidal only content right up to his passing. Tidal caused Prince to release way more material than he did before the deal was in place. | |
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The better question is, why do you adore Jay Z so much? | |
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I have no problems with Tiday if this is the way Prince wanted it to be. But I wonder how the relationship was in the end, or if the deal changed, because HnR2 is also available for streaming on Apple Music. | |
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mjscarousal said:
The better question is, why do you adore Jay Z so much? I am not a fan of Jay-Z music at all. I do admire his entreputnership I think Prince admired it as well. The better question is Why do you dislike him and Tidal? In addition, why don't you answer my questions. | |
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I don`t think Prince signed a deal with Tidal...it was more a agreeement and his wish that they had the exclusive rights for streaming...But now -i think it is in the interest of all music fans to have his music on every platform...not on the small tidal streaming service... And that his albums become available to buy everywhere... Of course Universal and Warner will not accept any old agreement between Tidal and Prince...
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linus4000 said: I don`t think Prince signed a deal with Tidal...it was more a agreeement and his wish that they had the exclusive rights for streaming...But now -i think it is in the interest of all music fans to have his music on every platform...not on the small tidal streaming service... And that his albums become available to buy everywhere... Of course Universal and Warner will not accept any old agreement between Tidal and Prince...
-- If he had no deal Tidal them why are they threatening a injunction. Do you think the letter was written by Jay Z or the attorneys for Tidal? You also realize that once the family takes over all of the music can go back to Tidal and come off the other platforms. Once again what is wrong with going to the Tidal purchasing the album you want which will then appear in I-Tunes. | |
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