Beans on toast.poormadpeter2 wrote:I have quoted that post on the previous page. Why don't you revisit it and see what was ACTUALLY written rather than "what you seem to remember."Davelee wrote:I seem to remember you saying about it, can't remember what thread it was, but you did babble on about certain outtakes should not be released, in your opinion, so therefore your opinion about these outtakes differ completely from others who want to hear all outtakes. Just because you don't like certain outtakes doesn't mean everyone should share your view, so your view is censorship to others who want to hear it all.poormadpeter2 wrote:It seems to be just you. I don't see anyone else here understanding my post as being about bans or censorship. No one else has commented on that. Just you. Repeatedly So I would rethink your post if I were you, before you're asked to tell us who these "others" are.fn2drive wrote:i and others simply arent bright enough to understand your ruminations.
Does that make it any clearer for you? Probably not!! Oh well......
Here is it YET AGAIN:
Fn2drive is making the case REPEATEDLY that I wanted things censored, and outtakes banned. I said nothing of the sort, as I'm sure even you can see. Instead, there was a questioning of the ethics of issuing takes that Elvis himself had not deemed fit for release, and whether something you should be released just because it exists. There was no talking of bans or censorship or that people shouldn't hear stuff. That is all in fn2drive's (and your) overactive imagination.I've always thought that the outtakes that really need to be released are those where there is a slightly different arrangement, or a different element to the vocal, or something else that makes them of real interest. Just because they're a different take, doesn't qualify them for those categories. I don't know how Elvis would have felt about it - but I know that I'd be somewhat miffed if early drafts of books or articles or storied I'd written were released. They were rejected for a reason - either they weren't good enough, or maybe there was something in them I decided I didn't want people to see. We can probably say that for all outtakes in principal, but the way forward would probably have been to use restraint and, just as when Elvis was alive, that was thrown out of the window with regards to releases a long, long time ago.
Not everyone shares your view. Some people like to hear all of it. So if you was in charge of what outtakes should be released then that is censorship because the others you deem not fit for release wouldn't be heard.