if anyone is interested, i put together a piece using samples from various
Beatles recordings - i'd be glad to send anyone an mp3 to give it a listen -
all opinions welcome... send an email to:

(KevinHalpin57) wrote in message ...
if anyone is interested, i put together a piece using samples from various
Beatles recordings - i'd be glad to send anyone an mp3 to give it a listen -
all opinions welcome... send an email to:



is this like The Grey Album?

http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,62276,00.html

not at all - there's no rapping over it - the only vocal stuff is from bootlegs

KevinHalpin57 wrote:

if anyone is interested, i put together a piece using samples
from various Beatles recordings

Did you remember to get a permit from the copyright owner(s)?




Kind regards

Peter Larsen

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permit for what? - i'm not selling anything

PVP9847 wrote:

permit for what? - i'm not selling anything

It is not about price, it is about distribution of altered oeuvres, i.e.
about droit morale.




Kind regards

Peter Larsen

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Do your research on options before taking someone else's music and
distributing it regardless of it's intended purpose. You may not make money
on it, but it's not your's to play with NOR distribute in whatever form you
may without legally obtained written permission.

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Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

"PVP9847" wrote in message
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permit for what? - i'm not selling anything

On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 09:28:17 -0400, "Roger W. Norman"
wrote:

Do your research on options before taking someone else's music and
distributing it regardless of it's intended purpose. You may not make money
on it,

Indeed, look in the news, the RIAA is going after file sharers who
"aren't charging for it or making money on it."

but it's not your's to play with

Huh? I thought as long as he did it in private, he could play with
it all he wants...

NOR distribute in whatever form you
may without legally obtained written permission.

Don't strip one section out that has a continuance in the following and it
makes sense. Anyone can play with anything they want, but not distribute it
without permission if it's a copyrighted work and you know that's what I
meant. Perhaps you are picking on NOR?

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Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

"Ben Bradley" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 09:28:17 -0400, "Roger W. Norman"
wrote:

Do your research on options before taking someone else's music and
distributing it regardless of it's intended purpose. You may not make
money
on it,

Indeed, look in the news, the RIAA is going after file sharers who
"aren't charging for it or making money on it."

but it's not your's to play with

Huh? I thought as long as he did it in private, he could play with
it all he wants...

NOR distribute in whatever form you
may without legally obtained written permission.