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Sat Apr-17-04 03:39 AM
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| How risky is it to record songs off the radio onto cassette tapes nowdays? |
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Sat Apr-17-04 03:40 AM
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All he did was record a House of Pain song of an AM station.
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Sat Apr-17-04 03:45 AM
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| 2. read the news much? obviously not. |
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Edited on Sat Apr-17-04 03:45 AM by drumwolf
Otherwise you'd be aware that the RIAA actually has served lawsuits against downloaders whom they were able to track down.
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Sat Apr-17-04 03:46 AM
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| 3. Like Henri Charrierre? |
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Sat Apr-17-04 07:33 AM
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| 4. There's always been a risk involved |
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mainly - that the disk jockey will cut in and start blabbering way before the song ends.
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Sat Apr-17-04 08:11 AM
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| 5. Many of the all-time great blues songs are about recording songs off radio |
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One in particular by “Blind” Lemmon Jefferson…
“I'll be locked here in this cell
Til my body's just a shell
And my hair turns whiter than snow
I'll never see that gal of mine
Lord, I'm in Georgia doin' time
I wish I’d not recorded from that radio show.”
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