Additionally, I have travelled to other cities more than once to record airchecks. Sometimes I have done it because of a request.
But I have never sold an aircheck. In fact, I was offered $20 per show for Larry Neal's Wax Museum which is five hours long. I insisted on trading and the guy (who is in Denver) was not interested in a straight trade. He even sent me $20. and I sent it back to him but I did send him one show gratis. I have more than one hundred shows, so it could have been a lot of money.
> I personally don't see a whole lot wrong with it really. I
> don't think people need to get obnoxious with the price,
> however, time is worth money. The fact is it took time and
> money to buy the tape to record the stuff originally, so I
> see no harm is trying to be paid a bit retrospectively for
> that work. I have recorded far too little to be a player in
> the airecheck arena, but paying a reasonable fee wouldn't be
> a bad idea to get an aircheck I really wanted. The thing I
> really like about Ebay in general is it's a way for those
> that want something specific to hook up with those that want
> to sell it. Putting aircheck up for sale on their service
> just makes good radio of the past more available to the
> masses. With the current state of radio, isn't that a good
> thing?
>
> America was founded on entrapaneurship. Why not continue in
> that tradition?
>
> Just my thoughts on the subject..
>
> Airchecking.. Saving all the best for later.
>
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