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seriously. can you copyright a 4 note length acid squiggle? or a drum break? vibert better hope not or ill be representing mark moore in court next week. |
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aphex twin wants to know |
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It's a bit of a grey area. |
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With a large enough army of well-paid lawyers you can copyright anything. To avoid this I'm moving to neptune--who's with me? |
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jonathan king and and the st winifreds school choir |
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that would be like heaven for him. |
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would be pretty hard, I guess. there should be no dated recording of that specific musical tidbit, I again guess. |
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