My understanding is that live sets are not subject to the digital copyright act, as they are a promotion for that DJ, and you can't just go to a store and buy that set. If the set were available in the store, then it would be illegal to download it for free.

I could be wrong though, someone correct me

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Originally posted by Sushipunk My understanding is that live sets are not subject to the digital copyright act, as they are a promotion for that DJ, and you can't just go to a store and buy that set. If the set were available in the store, then it would be illegal to download it for free. I could be wrong though, someone correct me

He's talking about these:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/singles.shtml

Don't tell me you haven't noticed them. Anyway, I'm pretty sure TA got permission from the artists.

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Originally posted by distant He's talking about these: http://www.tranceaddict.com/singles.shtml Don't tell me you haven't noticed them. Anyway, I'm pretty sure TA got permission from the artists.

Well, "downloading music" was a pretty general statement, so I wasn't sure exactly what he was referring to.

I have noticed the singles section, but I don't really listen to or download singles, I prefer mixed sets. And I'm not a DJ, so I won't be mixing my own

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He did say songs.

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Originally posted by distant He did say songs.

Ah yes, good point

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