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I just thought this might be interesting....
taken from http://news.ninemsn.com.au/Entertainment/story_48664.asp
U2 archives for release
Recordings of stars such as U2 and Rod Stewart unearthed from radio archives are to be released for the first time in a multi-million dollar record deal.
The stack of material, thought to be the biggest collection outside the BBC, will be released by the Universal record label.
More than 600 recordings were found when Scottish Radio Holdings tried to track down lost tapes of broadcasts from big name acts from the 1970s and 1980s.
The live shows and studio sessions were recorded for Radio Clyde, one of SRH's stations.
"These totally unique recordings were usually only broadcast once or twice within a radio marketplace and then left to gather dust," said a company spokesman.
Artists and record labels have given their blessing to the release of the material.
taken from http://news.ninemsn.com.au/Entertainment/story_48664.asp
U2 archives for release
Recordings of stars such as U2 and Rod Stewart unearthed from radio archives are to be released for the first time in a multi-million dollar record deal.
The stack of material, thought to be the biggest collection outside the BBC, will be released by the Universal record label.
More than 600 recordings were found when Scottish Radio Holdings tried to track down lost tapes of broadcasts from big name acts from the 1970s and 1980s.
The live shows and studio sessions were recorded for Radio Clyde, one of SRH's stations.
"These totally unique recordings were usually only broadcast once or twice within a radio marketplace and then left to gather dust," said a company spokesman.
Artists and record labels have given their blessing to the release of the material.