Backlash as EMI Hunts Down the Grey Album
An anonymous reader writes "DJ Danger Mouse's The Grey Album, a remix of Jay-Z's Black Album and the Beatles White Album has become a online music sensation, even getting reviewed in Rolling Stone though only 3,000 CDs were ever made. Now EMI, which controls the Beatles copyright, is trying to shut the album down. They've sent cease and desist letters to Danger Mouse, a handful of record stores, and websites that have hosted the songs. Wired News is reporting on the backlash that has ensued, led by anti-music industry group Downhill Battle, who insists that the major record labels are stifling creativity."
+5 Informative to the first person who can supply a .torrent link...
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given the tendancies of this site's editors.
Or because the guy didn't have the rights to reproduce and release half the stuff that was on the album. You think that might be it? Hmmm? I have no sympathy for anyone stupid enough to sample something and not clear it before releasing it.
'Standards' in computing only impress those who are impressed by things like 'standards'.
Hey, this is a site for people who want everything for free and don't expect to pay for anything (except hardware), so why do you think they suddenly should start to approve of paying others for their work?
(Remember, 99,999% of the posters here have never ever contributed one line to open source; however they expect YOU to give them the rights to all of your work.)
So yeah, EMI is stifling creativity
No they are not.
This nigga neither writes the music, plays a musical instrument, nor sings. He's a fucking black moron.
Like you.
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