[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken
wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I also found the multitracks Microwave is talking about. They were in a torrent together with the multitrack of Man in the Shadows and Brother of Mine[/QUOTE]
Oh, I thought you bought it with the Anthology box set
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I found a fair few references to SCC on torrent sites, but the file sizes vary widely and all of them are on pay trackers.
No sign of any others (inc VH) yet), but IF SCC is genuine, I can't see it being long before it appears on a public tracker.
No sign of any others (inc VH) yet), but IF SCC is genuine, I can't see it being long before it appears on a public tracker.
I've got a Guitar Hero Metallica rip of Stone Cold Crazy, it's got a vocal track, guitar, bass, and three separate drum ones. Should I post it?
No thanks, don't like all those Guitar Hero multis - they muddy the water when looking for the real thing
Microwave, considering that the best thing about Van Halen is Eddie's guitar playing, why would you be interested in an acapella version of any of their albums?
Are there any copyrights on Multitracks?
Most likely they are stolen, but copyrights?
Most likely they are stolen, but copyrights?
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[b]Amazon wrote: [/b]
Microwave, considering that the best thing about Van Halen is Eddie's guitar playing, why would you be interested in an acapella version of any of their albums?
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The a capella Running With The Devil is priceless. You will never listen to that song the same way again.
[b]Amazon wrote: [/b]
Microwave, considering that the best thing about Van Halen is Eddie's guitar playing, why would you be interested in an acapella version of any of their albums?
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The a capella Running With The Devil is priceless. You will never listen to that song the same way again.
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[b]kosimodo wrote: [/b]
Are there any copyrights on Multitracks?
Most likely they are stolen, but copyrights?
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As with a fair few people on this site, I think you lack an understanding of what copyright is.
In the case of music, as soon as an artist writes down lyrics, records music, writes down notation etc etc copyright automatically exists in that.
Queen (unless they have sold some of the rights to a record company) own the copyright to their music represented in any form, and even if you separate out the multitracks, all you'd have is a load of individual tracks, and each one would be copyrighted - its an automatic, intangible right, not something you have to register or apply for.
Its not a protection of the physical multitrack tape itself, but the music contained on it.
In the same way as if you were to grow apples to sell, and would have the right to prevent people from just taking the apples out of your orchard and selling or eating them without your permission (i.e stealing), so too do musicians, authors, artists etc have rights to prevent people from obtaining and using the fruits of their labour without permission.
Short answer, yes, the multitracks are copyrighted, because they are the music, and music is subject to copyright.
[b]kosimodo wrote: [/b]
Are there any copyrights on Multitracks?
Most likely they are stolen, but copyrights?
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As with a fair few people on this site, I think you lack an understanding of what copyright is.
In the case of music, as soon as an artist writes down lyrics, records music, writes down notation etc etc copyright automatically exists in that.
Queen (unless they have sold some of the rights to a record company) own the copyright to their music represented in any form, and even if you separate out the multitracks, all you'd have is a load of individual tracks, and each one would be copyrighted - its an automatic, intangible right, not something you have to register or apply for.
Its not a protection of the physical multitrack tape itself, but the music contained on it.
In the same way as if you were to grow apples to sell, and would have the right to prevent people from just taking the apples out of your orchard and selling or eating them without your permission (i.e stealing), so too do musicians, authors, artists etc have rights to prevent people from obtaining and using the fruits of their labour without permission.
Short answer, yes, the multitracks are copyrighted, because they are the music, and music is subject to copyright.
Rah rah rah ... as the pirates say, "TAKE ALL YOU CAN, GIVE NOTHING BACK". If we all uploaded everything we had then the discussion would be over. Fuck's sake!
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[/QUOTE]Just trade something else like Napoleonic figurines and baseball cards. Music is for listening![/QUOTE]
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[/QUOTE]Just trade something else like Napoleonic figurines and baseball cards. Music is for listening![/QUOTE]
Heh, I got that (Stone Cold Crazy A Capella) on my iPod ;)