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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 72039" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Help me understand &#039;Riders&#039;Being &quot;rider friendly&quot; means being more likely to comply with tech riders you may encounter or to be accepted during related negotiations.In theory the tech rider spells out the band&#039;s technical requirements in whatever is deemed sufficient detail.&nbsp; The reality is that the tech rider is too often a wish list, copied from other tech riders, written by people who have no idea what they&#039;re talking about, feeding the band&#039;s ego and/or simply a starting point for negotiation.TJ&#039;s point about A&amp;H is one of the common issues with riders in that it often takes quite a while for new products and technologies to appear in tech riders or for old products and technologies to be removed.Now if you&#039;ll excuse me, I have to go work on my plans for a large wooden Badger.&nbsp; Ni!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 72039, member: 114"] Re: Help me understand 'Riders' Being "rider friendly" means being more likely to comply with tech riders you may encounter or to be accepted during related negotiations. In theory the tech rider spells out the band's technical requirements in whatever is deemed sufficient detail. The reality is that the tech rider is too often a wish list, copied from other tech riders, written by people who have no idea what they're talking about, feeding the band's ego and/or simply a starting point for negotiation. TJ's point about A&H is one of the common issues with riders in that it often takes quite a while for new products and technologies to appear in tech riders or for old products and technologies to be removed. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go work on my plans for a large wooden Badger. Ni! [/QUOTE]

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