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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery You're a clever fellow, aren't you.

I can kill you with my brain. I have no recollection of frequent threads about this, so his sarcasm wasn't obvious to me, if that's what you mean.

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Originally posted by Drastic_MaN Cretin? Go fuck yourself. I put a question mark at the end of the sentance for a reason. If the song is by Barbeer then why is it mislabbled by both Tiesto and W.O.?

Because it's a piece of classical music you dolt. Samuel Barber is dead and the piece is probably in the public domain. Every dance version is a cover.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Because it's a piece of classical music you dolt. Samuel Barber is dead and the piece is probably in the public domain. Every dance version is a cover.

Yup...it's not copyrighted and Barber's dead so anyone can sample it without any sort of permission. I think it goes that after someone dies, they're work stays copyrighted for a certain amount of years...but he's long dead.

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Originally posted by Atmos Yup...it's not copyrighted and Barber's dead so anyone can sample it without any sort of permission. I think it goes that after someone dies, they're work stays copyrighted for a certain amount of years...but he's long dead.

Anyone got any actual info on this? I heard something about money going to family or something but I'm probably wrong.

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I quote "In general, the rights last for approximately 70 years after the death of the author before falling into the public domain."

Source: http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Intelle...QPQL26WD_0.html

"In the US, after the death of a copyright holder, heirs inherit the copyright."

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyri...rcing_copyright

Last edited by Atmos on Mar-19-2007 at 00:43

I'm not sure that's right... he only composed it in 1936.

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Yea I just looked it up...I guess all I can do is provide the info on copyrights. I don't know about the rest then...maybe Barber's heir allowed it. I'm blank.

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Originally posted by isoterra you know, for all the years worth of discussion on TA, i'm surprised this topic hasn't been brought up before

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Anyone got any actual info on this? I heard something about money going to family or something but I'm probably wrong.

copyright on a piece of music is life of the author + 70 years

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Originally posted by Atmos Yea I just looked it up...I guess all I can do is provide the info on copyrights. I don't know about the rest then...maybe Barber's heir allowed it. I'm blank.

barber doesn't do it for the money/propietory rights. barber is open-source. iz how he rollz

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wasnt ferry first who remixed the track ?

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Originally posted by Arteh wasnt ferry first who remixed the track ?

no he remixed orbits remake. and i think skip raiders - another day was the first to track to use the melody back in 99. though i could be wrong