The DnD Sanctuary

Few Google links come from me.

Patti Smith - Because the night (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0brHGJ6xqbk)

Mozart. Clarinet concerto.It is a little sad, because there was a time when I could play this.

I'm listening to nothing. Pure silence.

So what music are you listening to right now?

I'm listening to nothing. Pure silence.

Very interesting I'm sure but not on topic.

As any musician would tell you, music is made of silences.

Pearl's a Singer by Elkie Brooks back at 1977.

I've never heard of the song I'm So Tired by The Beatles until now

David Bowie - Five Years

Cecilia Bartoli.
How could you not love her?

No music

Quote from: Syav on 2016-09-02, 04:04:23

No music

:doh: Bad Syav.

I'm not sure if the original Pink Floyd or Australian Pink Flyod performed in this video.

The ongoing case between the German electronic band Kraftwerk and rap artist Moses Pelham is a lingering point of copyright contention: Two seconds of music lifted from Kraftwerk's "Metall auf Metall" (Metal on Metal) single from 1977 was looped into the hip-hop track "Nur mir" (Only to Me), which Pelham produced for vocalist Sabrina Setlur in 1997. 

Having been threshed out at every level of the German judicial system, [...] the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg [...] ruled in favor of Kraftwerk, stating that a permission needed to be obtained to sample another musician's song — even if the clip used is very short.

The rapper accused Slim Shady and his record label Shady Records of sampling his song “Lookin Boy” without permission in the hit song “Rap God”. The man sued Eminem for 8 million dollars in damages for stealing his track.

Eminem fired back at the no-name rapper’s claims he stole his song. He explains that the lawsuit filed by Jones is vague and confusing. Further, he says that he is a Grammy Award winning artist and clearly he wouldn’t steal from someone nobody has heard of before.

The rapper says that Jones didn’t explain any other similarities between the two tracks — besides the fact they both have the lyric “looking boy”. Eminem says if the court would just listen to the songs side by side, while they both are in the rap genre, they are vastly different musical and lyrically.

[…]

Slim Shady said if anything his song renewed interest in “Looking Boy” and didn’t cause Jones any damages and demanded the entire lawsuit be dismissed without any money being awarded to the no-name rapper.

I wonder how much Abba received in royalties for being sampled by Madonna?

How loud is that?   :lol:

I believe that just means it is CD quality. Cloud services like to cut some range to save space. Arguably out of earbuds or some headphones you wouldn't need it anyway.

but I'd definitely like to have one that could play my 78 rpm records.

downloaded music is just lacking something in the ranges (or overcompensating).

Idk if I've ever gave real attention to the difference between 78s and like LPs. I assume higher sample rates with less on the disc? Prolly not much difference swapping digital glitches for mechanical noise.  :sherlock:

I've noticed older versions. Can you name the original, please? I'd like to hear it. Might help with the earworm.

I have an excellent cd of Billy J Kramer.

Listening to some Rammstein.

Or Prodigy was good until it wasn't too ravey.

By the way, did you notice that Daft Punk broke apart?

The overwhelming popularity of Indonesian music in Malaysia had alarmed the Malaysian music industry. In 2008 Malaysian music industry demanded the restriction of Indonesian songs on Malaysian radio broadcaststs.^[1]

What you describe as your ideal work environment, ersi, would drive me nuts! Perhaps because of my early experiences as a nightclub musician, I've always liked hubbubs and small crowds. I like (well, I did; I'm retired now) the unexpected, problems and challenges... And when things were under nominal control I'd found that there are few "jobs" that I couldn't do while carrying on a conversation.
People fascinate me, and I like being around them! (I've quipped, "Not surprising, that: I was raised by people!")

I find it a bit surprising that YT isn't treating this more as a business opportunity trying to sell the rights to a track on the spot. Do you suppose the big record companies don't want that?