Copyright criminals

[zeno]

Can someone please tape this for me on PBS? SHIT! That's illegal.

COPYRIGHT CRIMINALS PREMIERES TUESDAY, JAN. 19, 10PM
ON THE PBS SERIES INDEPENDENT LENS (check local listings)

Trailer in here:

http://www.indiepixfilms.com/film/copyrightcriminals

[WAVERUNNER]

I'm gonna get on limewire and pick this up.

[brandon bass]

I'm gonna get on limewire and pick this up.

:drum:

[Disorder]

Is limewire actually still around?

Holy shit! They have exactly what I typed in and it's only 34KB. I BETTER DOWNLOAD IT!

[zeno]

http://video.pbs.org/video/1367280675/

:)

[Dodger]

Nice 1 Zeno thank you

[infuzion]

http://video.pbs.org/video/1367280675/

:)Funny how people bootleg free stuff like that.

[the drizzle]

great show

pbs is bringing it this year!

[infuzion]

great show
pbs is bringing it this year!+1
A little too hip-hop oriented, & even then they missed 2 Live Crew's case parody case dismissal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_Live_Crew#1994:_New_line-up_and_lawsuit). I think there were other lawsuits of borrowed music.
Too bad they didn't mention Shut Up & Dance (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shut_Up_And_Dance); I really think that was the point (at least in Europe) where people put a full stop to uncleared sampling. The Deadmau5 vs FruitLoops (http://jasontc.com/2008/12/why-is-deadmau5-such-a-jerk.html)is worth mentioning IMHO.
They still hit up all the major points from both sides, & made a good example of the "funky drummer".

[Dayquill]

2 thumbs up on this one

[Fonzie]

Great documentary. Some pretty big names for PBS :lol:

[the drizzle]

hey man, dont knock pbs or bob ross 'll come paint yr happy little ass from the grave, g.

[brandon bass]

+1
A little too hip-hop oriented

well, they did invent sampling

[Foster]

hey man, dont knock pbs or bob ross 'll come paint yr happy little ass from the grave, g.

:lol:

"Now I'm gonna paint a happy little fist right on your face...oh yes..that's nice"

[infuzion]

well, they {hip-hop} did invent samplingNot
Try the 1940s (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concr%C3%A8te). And the Mellotron was the first popular sampled instrument (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron) IIRC, used in the Beatle's Sgt. Pepper's etc. And early industrial & freestyle was all about slicing & dicing of real reel 2 reel tape of 1-beat/phrase snipits & looping them (Cabaret Voltaire, most early freestyle & industrial "remixers"), so that's how it was done before hip-hop popularized it in the later 80s, though scratching was before them.

[brandon bass]

Not
Try the 1940s (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concr%C3%A8te). And the Mellotron was the first popular sampled instrument (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron) IIRC, used in the Beatle's Sgt. Pepper's etc. And early industrial & freestyle was all about slicing & dicing of real reel 2 reel tape of 1-beat/phrase snipits & looping them (Cabaret Voltaire, most early freestyle & industrial "remixers"), so that's how it was done before hip-hop popularized it in the later 80s, though scratching was before them.

yeah, but hip hop is really the first genre built entirely off of sampling. and a lot of the old rock just covered old blues and stuff, didn't really sample it with exception of the reel 2 reel cutters you mentioned