IfIWereARichMan wrote:

Also most operas are open domain and sampling is completely legal, it's definitely not a copyright issue

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

-snip-
haha that's why i thought you'd like it lol

It happens that I love Andrea Bocelli
Good inference
I appreciate you showing me that song

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

Also most operas are open domain and sampling is completely legal, it's definitely not a copyright issue

i think it was, according to Genius: “Rumor has it that the song was initially intended to be on the self-titled album, but was removed for copyright reasons due to its sampling of 1995 song “Time to Say Goodbye/Con te Partirò” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.” but it's a rumor so idk.

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

Also most operas are open domain and sampling is completely legal, it's definitely not a copyright issue

i think it was, according to Genius: “Rumor has it that the song was initially intended to be on the self-titled album, but was removed for copyright reasons due to its sampling of 1995 song “Time to Say Goodbye/Con te Partirò” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.” but it's a rumor so idk.

Maybe the song isn't as old as I thought.



OOOOOH!
Okay so that song it an expanded version of a song from an old opera, so most of it was new
So they would have to pay royalties if they sampled it
And since there are several estates involved with that, that'd be more than a dollar on the album
So that'd be a considerable profit loss
That makes sense

Xzillox wrote:

day 18. early days (the best of Led Zeppelin vol 1) by Led Zeppelin. 9/10 my favorite song is either black dog or when the levee breaks

angrymilkmanthingit wrote:

Served Cold by Mellow Harsher

very fast and short, but I like it when their guitarist Graem does that little rage face during shows. Their “documentary” is pretty funny too!

1. Lower decibel range
   
2. Nearly impossible to directly pirate (i.e. create a copy of a vinyl record)
   
3. No worries of the listener messing with the EQ too much
   
4. Warmer sound
   
5. Large size allows for chunky covers and inserts
   

1. expensive to get into
   
2. you actually have to clean them :skull:
   

megarurp wrote:

Opinion time!

Reasons why vinyl is the superior audio medium:

1. Lower decibel range
   
2. Nearly impossible to directly pirate (i.e. create a copy of a vinyl record)
   
3. No worries of the listener messing with the EQ too much
   
4. Warmer sound
   
5. Large size allows for chunky covers and inserts
   

cons:

1. expensive to get into
   
2. you actually have to clean them :skull:
   

megarurp wrote:

Opinion time!

Reasons why vinyl is the superior audio medium:

1. Lower decibel range
   
2. Nearly impossible to directly pirate (i.e. create a copy of a vinyl record)
   
3. No worries of the listener messing with the EQ too much
   
4. Warmer sound
   
5. Large size allows for chunky covers and inserts
   

cons:

1. expensive to get into
   
2. you actually have to clean them :skull:
   

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

They're probably top six at least
Maybe after 45's, eight track tapes, VHS's, those little fake phones that are just two cups stuck together with string, and the inside of a dishwasher

megarurp wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

They're probably top six at least
Maybe after 45's, eight track tapes, VHS's, those little fake phones that are just two cups stuck together with string, and the inside of a dishwasher

dear what do you have against the funni plastic disks

RiversSafeZone wrote:

Hot take, but musicals are boring. I mean, the songs are good, but just watching them is so tiring…

On another note, currently listening to basically all of the discography of Earth, Wind, & Fire