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By: Draven Stone

Draven Stone — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 09:26:34 +0000

Don’t DJs just play the good part of songs in their mixes at clubs and such? Usually they get praise for their spin on tracks (if they’re any good). It’s really sad that a fan is being chastised for offering his creative take.

If anything, the publisher of the article should feel like a bit of a douche for giving this Universal Fuckwad a way to get to the content. Had the kid (or the article’s publisher) just posted it on YouTube anonymously, he probably would’ve been seriously rewarded in some form or another.

On a side note, Metallica was a lot better musically when Dave Mustaine was writing the songs. It’s all been down hill since Master of Puppets. Read your liner notes kiddies.

Skwerl, the 2nd to last paragraph sums it up perfectly. Kudos.

By: White Stripes / Hip-Hop Mashup @ Antiquiet

White Stripes / Hip-Hop Mashup @ Antiquiet — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:11:28 +0000

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By: Dalemonster is a dumbass

Dalemonster is a dumbass — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 15:14:36 +0000

Dalemonster can lick the snot off my balls, Felyne can fuck me in the anal sphinktinator.

By: Dalemonster

Dalemonster — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:16:33 +0000

Allright so here we go.

First thing, people get off this “art” high horse – when you SELL it, it’s a product, no more no less.

So long as everyone who downloads the “cutted” version buys an original copy, let them chop it how they like.

Metallica has to please a BIG fanbase now. And the full package may not suit all. If I buy thre original, and arrange it how I like – sorry, my choice. If I buy a Picasso, and cut out a bit that “offends” – tough I bought it.

Lucky for modern artists, things can be reproduced on the cheap. Or irritatingly. That is the fact.

Copyright is just legal mumbo jumbo as bullsh*t as the stability of the financial system. Have an iPod, will listen. To what I like. Period!

Will I still go to any Metallica gig I can – absolutely! Do I completely love the new album? Jury is still out. But i like it. Will I listen to cutted? Maybe!

to quote James himself: “Wash your back so you don’t stab mine!”

I, who earns £30 000 per year, have spent more than £2000 on Metallica stuff, and will continue to.

So lets just drop the bollox and go forwards – nobody will lose anything real AT ALL!

If you want to “copyright” everything, let me try to copyright the musical notes A-G. Let’s see anyone make music then.

By: rave

rave — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 05:15:05 +0000

lolwut hench?

By: Skwerl

Skwerl — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 05:07:29 +0000

haha thanks hench. great job btw.
and sorry felyne, no porsche here.

By: hench

hench — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:40:50 +0000

hey all. metallica is welcome to download both of my albums – for free – at henchmusic.com. they are then welcome to cut them up any way that they wish and distribute them any way that they wish. for that matter, so are all of you. go ahead – cut them up, splice them with whatever, give them to whoever. all the best, hench

By: Felyne

Felyne — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:39:22 +0000

I’m not talking about stealing your porsche (although I am impressed you have one) I’m talking about taking your porsche and pimping it up for ya. It’s still your car, I just made it ‘better’.

I think we’re both in full agreement that copying and selling for profit is a complete no go zone. I agree with you on the remixing and sending it to ‘friends’ for free… depending on your definition of friends of course. Unfortunately as soon as it hits the public domain then its no longer just friends (unless you’re extremely popular and everyone on the whole wide web is your friend). Putting it up on a torrent site is not just a few friends, is it? How do DJs in nightclubs get on from that angle (I’m not in the music industry so I have no idea, call me ignorant if you want but it’s nothing I’ve ever needed to know). Your duct tape analogy works here because there are tracks that I’ve heard remixed for a few seconds and have wanted to get the whole song. It’s like 30 second advertising. And how many people went and bought Dream On after hearing Sing For the Moment. But then I guess a sample isn’t considered altering the original?

I do love his comment: “… they can hire me to make sure that they don’t include any sucky parts on their next album”. Hahah rock on.

Personally I think MacGyver singlehandedly boosted 3M sales of duct tape. Oh and once you put it on a car it’s no longer duct tape, it’s ‘Hundred Mile An Hour’ tape. Hey, don’t look at me, I don’t make the rules.

Droorings? Awww fanx Big J, you’re my he-row.

By: Skwerl

Skwerl — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:10:31 +0000

well if you steal my porsche, i’ll beat your ass. if you build one just like mine, you’re kinda a biter, but it doesn’t take anything away from me.
if you copy my art and sell it, that’s a whole different ballgame. i think plagiarizing for profit is dead wrong. but remixing metallica’s album on your macbook- and sending it to friends for free- should fall under fair use.
back to the duct tape analogy; someone who has no ducts to tape together has no use for duct tape. but 3m might reach a few extra customers when said customers figure out that you can also use it to put a bumper back on a car. of course, it’s completely within 3m’s rights to define how it should or shouldn’t be used, but duct tape has a much larger fanbase thanks to inventive consumers who weren’t afraid to bend the rules. fortunately for 3m, they didn’t complain.