Not that I have anything against salesmen, but let me you something See, I was born a song in my heart, not a shoe.
Hello, records. If it ain't a Dead-Dog, it ain't barking. How can I ya?
There are fifty-million blank cassettes a year sold in country, and believe me, not being used for dictation. They're being used to copy records. is no expemption of copyright for home taping, period, without the of the owner.
What's on anyways? What comes out of the is different than what in.
The new tech, the new tech, the new technology.
The most important about the invention of tape is that it changed music being an event in time, being an event in space.
The relationship a copy and an original ...into an event in space.
I think it challanges notions we have the between a copy and an original
You can it, strech the songs. And of then when it's played back, You're dealing in the sense In the same you're dealing with any plastic material And ofcourse, then when played back, it once again becomes an in time.
But during that (I suppose) But during intrum period, where it's a spacial thing, you can do of things with it. of things that you never had available Prior to -, to -, Prior to -, The of tape.
It while (seeing) before anybody started the possibilities of this seeing the possibilities of
the power of reproducing information back into our own That the old boundaries between what was my And was yours Have confused.
a sample
And instead of their own sounds (Anything you can do I can do I can do than you)
Only a
Old technologies get confused new ones
I find confusing between original and copy, and all the new technology use information
A sound... Allow you to something, You And put it your own music So when you a certain key, You A sound from somebody else's
(No you Yes we can No you Yes we can No you Yes we can! Yes we can!)
And put it in Or it up A song... A song... A song... from somebody recording (Ownership...) You a song And put it into own music. else's recording. A sound somebody else.
Ownership is Destabilizes the older of distribution.
By the way, I don't know how many times made the refrence to the U.S. Copyright Law
?'s law was written in 1924. It was ammended in 1988. But the roots of the law back 18th
to put it in context, it's pre-radio, really, it's pre-commercial-radio, pre-television, certainly pre-computer, it's geared, ah... It's pre-modern records, pre-compact-disk. It's pre-almost everything we've come to at in modern life as information. One of the criticizems of a legal system stuctured in this way is that it bring copyright law into disrespect, and it bring law generally disrespect. If one has a system which makes common wrong in the eyes of the law, and yet everybody is doing it - you begin to wonder - is law worthy of respect?
(You something?) Everything about it is (You something?) Everything the traffic allow (The who were listening) No-way can you get that happy (You and daughter) you are stealing (You don't need any of this. look around. Just ask around. Just see what they're tapes for. you are stealing... No, I'm not a fan of that of thing. (The country knows happening. Look, oh)
I still feel I still stolen I still stolen goods are stolen goods, go on with the stealing... But I really comment on it, 'cause I keep like, but... but... but... As long as you accept goods As as you accept an art form like stolen goods I suppose, As long as you accept an art form Collage, you take photographs and newspaper clippings and draw up on a board.
I say. I say that the out there, When they know that there's another to this issue, they know that people like myself, Incidentally let me myself.
How am I going to make a I hope you find what you are for. On the hand, In fact, the importance of case is wether or not can feel free to use work done by artists of their own generation, or generations as the basis for the of new work It's something that has taken place in art, from time and memorial, and continue to happen. And if the courts say a work of art can have no basis in a prior work of art, that would be a damaging and destructive statement in to the of art.
Oh, please sue us!