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The Get Out Clause, Manchester's stars of CCTV cameras - Telegraph
by CypherGhost at 10:53 pm EDT, May 9, 2008

Unable to afford a proper camera crew and equipment, The Get Out Clause, an unsigned band from the city, decided to make use of the cameras seen all over British streets.

With an estimated 13 million CCTV cameras in Britain, suitable locations were not hard to come by.

They set up their equipment, drum kit and all, in eighty locations around Manchester – including on a bus – and proceeded to play to the cameras.

Afterwards they wrote to the companies or organisations involved and asked for the footage under the Freedom of Information Act.


 
RE: The Get Out Clause, Manchester's stars of CCTV cameras - Telegraph
by flynn23 at 10:41 pm EDT, May 10, 2008

CypherGhost wrote:

Unable to afford a proper camera crew and equipment, The Get Out Clause, an unsigned band from the city, decided to make use of the cameras seen all over British streets.

With an estimated 13 million CCTV cameras in Britain, suitable locations were not hard to come by.

They set up their equipment, drum kit and all, in eighty locations around Manchester – including on a bus – and proceeded to play to the cameras.

Afterwards they wrote to the companies or organisations involved and asked for the footage under the Freedom of Information Act.

Now THAT is punk rock.


The Get Out Clause, Manchester's stars of CCTV cameras - Telegraph
by Shannon at 10:48 am EDT, May 10, 2008

Unable to afford a proper camera crew and equipment, The Get Out Clause, an unsigned band from the city, decided to make use of the cameras seen all over British streets.

With an estimated 13 million CCTV cameras in Britain, suitable locations were not hard to come by.

They set up their equipment, drum kit and all, in eighty locations around Manchester – including on a bus – and proceeded to play to the cameras.

Afterwards they wrote to the companies or organisations involved and asked for the footage under the Freedom of Information Act.

Neat idea... shame the music isnt any better than it is... Maybe they should do film instead.


 
 
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