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cmpm:
It's all getting pretty crazy with the music stuff.
Soon another can't listen to your cd itself!

I've had some youtube songs bookmarked for a long time,
to return and find it gone with a copyright infringement notice.

If they would stick to the copy for profit idea instead of just posting a friggin song for enjoyment then that would make sense.

I can record a Football Game and replay it for anyone if it's not for profit and not infringe on the copyright laws of the US. The same should apply to songs imo.

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/198326/-%20Unknown%20Album%20%285232008%20122746%20PM%29%20-%2010%20-%20Track%2010.wma

40hz:
Why does Monty Python get it?

Would that the music industry take a cue from Monty Python. The Pythons decided the best way to combat piracy was to put up their own YouTube channel and provide high quality videos directly from their archives. They also asked (in their characteristically droll style) that people stop posting Monty Python videos on YouTube since Monty Python would now do it themselves.

Brill!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGqX-tkDXEk

cmpm:
that sounds sensible 40hz
an artist should be glad someone is posting their work i think

btw, that's not the song they pulled off utube
it was a live 'boys of summer' by the eagles
i have it downloaded but won't post it here
don't want this site to get any static

cranioscopical:
It's all getting pretty crazy with the music stuff.
Soon another can't listen to your cd itself!-cmpm
--- End quote ---
I caught my self whistling something from the Mikado and
decided that I'd better turn myself in to the RIAA.
Now I have an appointment with the Lord High Executioner.    :mad:

40hz:
I caught my self whistling something from the Mikado and
decided that I'd better turn myself in to the RIAA.
Now I have an appointment with the Lord High Executioner.    :mad:
-cranioscopical (December 04, 2008, 11:24 PM)
--- End quote ---

Talk to Plash-go. He can probably set you up for a pardon. Especially if you have a spare Letter of Patent on you. ;D

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