Major Labels Keep Hits for Another 20 years...Bullocks

Cliff's Law, named after Cliff Richard was ratified on monday extending copyrights to music made in the 1960's, for another twenty years. With this new law in form means "Beatles" classic tunes and other famous musicians will still be dominated by major labels making 72% of the total gain of profit. They shouldn't have even teased the american public by putting the "Beatles" on iTunes for a price of 2 dollars a song, double what most songs go for to download online. Your better off buying the original album for the prices they ask, fuck that noise. Roger Water of "Pink Floyd", remarks that they don't even see much profit off of they're music, and it poses the question, should the music belong to the owners who put all their emotion and passion into it. You can't steal music from the soul I say. When asking Noel Gallgher, singer in the song Wonderwall what he thought about the law he replied he, "he "didn't give a shit" about his recordings becoming public domain. "He knows it's about publishing," says Trunk. "The money isn't in making new Beatles albums. That's over." I Think it's those types of attitudes that make it hard for people to understand that sometimes musicians don't always deal with the right people, namely shitty producers, managers, labels. Death Row cough cough, excuse me. The artists wanna put their bad decisions behind them and make some dough for themselves for once, agree? In closing, fuck you Paul Mccartney, Lars Ulrich, U2, and Coldplay. Your talent sucks, and you make the world wear a suit and tie, "napster" cough cough.




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