Anjunabeats FAQ states that you are allowed to play mp3s in clubs

the licesne that the club/bar has allows you to play anything out- even stuff that is restricted to domestic use only normally.

Once your tracks are burnt on CDRs, how could they tell wether you bought it, stole it, got it from the producers or made them yourself?

That's why it might be a good idea to hold on to your digital receipts that are supposed to be emailed to you...I mean, if you're THAT worried about being "audio audited"

btw, on most cd's there are little letters saying: for private use only
I think u'll be fine if u hold the receit of your downloads

It's up to the venues to pay for the licensing.

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I think it's common sense that digital files are like cd's or vinyl in that you can play them out anywhere you want but can't copy them. Just put yourself in the shoes of the vendors, they need to have a business but there is no reason why they would prohibit playing in public places or any place.

You're not supposed to play vinyl in public either unless the venue pays its lisencing fees.

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