On Dec 30, 2004, at 3:01 PM, u b i k wrote: > > >> And the Rolling Stones thing... where the Vervepipe has a hit > >> song Bittersweet Symphony which used a string sample from > >> a Stones song, and the Stones sued them, and these guys did not > >> get a nickel from their only hit song. Is Mick Jagger so hard > >> up for money? > > > In other words stealing is OK as long as you are stealing from > > someone with more money than you? > > > Personally, I enjoy imagining a world where money and corporate > interests don't set the tone for how art is created, stored, shared, > and handled. In fact, the whole paradigm of the competitive profit > model is retooled and balanced out with a cooperative approach. I guess that is a harmless enough form of entertainment but that is not and never will be this world. Personally I enjoy imagining a world free of hackneyed platitudes. > In an even more insane display of differentness, beautiful things are > openly shared in that world because people choose not to buy into the > idea that resources are scarce and that survival is a deathgame > necessitating the protection of one's own. Artists view their > creations as gifts they were given rather than commodities the > manufactured, and the ego's insatiable need for praise and credit is > assuaged by the satisfaction that the world has been made a better > place. And in this paradise what do artists eat? I guess that is a rhetorical question since they probably all are washing dishes during the day and the pantry chef has DLed all their tunes and is a real fan so he keeps the turkey sandwiches coming. > Also, dogs and cats live together in harmony, and coffee is better > for you than broccoli. > > Hey, I can dream, can't I? > > > u b i k So, say I notice CDs with the name "u b i k" on them are selling pretty good and ones with the name "dennis gunn" on them are not. Since you are such and altruistic type surely it will be OK if I start selling CDs under the name "u b i k" ?
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: Lawsuits (was M-Audio 88Pro
2004-12-30 by dennis gunn
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