Jupitersterrain 5

it still doesnt get it apparently ... if were to be all sharey and holdy hands then i am entitled to the first live recording of my songs Enders ... and payment for your pilferings ... and I mean LIVE recording do you need further explanation still ... 

14.52

NO IT ISNT HIS MATERIAL ENDERS HIS MATERIAL IS HIS MATERIAL MINE IS COPYRIGHTED  HERE ORLIRIGHT ... AND HE ISNT YOUR PROPERTY UNLESS HE SAYS SO WHEREAS MY PRIVATE PARTS ARE ... NOW GIT ART OF IT ... 

In popular music, a cover version or cover song, or simply cover, is a new performance or recording of a contemporary or previously recorded, commercially released song or popular song. It can sometimes have a pejorative meaning implying that the original recording should be regarded as the definitive or "authentic" version, and all others merely lesser competitors, alternatives or tributes (no matter how popular). Cover versions of well known, well liked, tunes are often recorded by new artists to achieve initial success when their unfamiliar original material would be less likely to be successful. Prior to the onset of Rock 'n' Roll in the 1950s, songs were published and several records of a song might be brought out by singers of the day, each giving it their individual treatment. Any singer who appeared to be copying an already successful version of the song would be viewed with disfavour

Since the Copyright Act of 1909, in the United States there has been a right to record a version of someone else's tune, whether of music alone or of music and lyrics.  A license can be specifically negotiated between representatives of the interpreting artist and the copyright holder, or recording of published tunes can fall under a mechanical license whereby the recording artist pays a standard royalty to the original author/copyright holder through an organization such as the Harry Fox Agency, and is safe under copyright law even if they do not have any permission from the original author. 

While a composer cannot deny anyone a mechanical license for a new recorded version, he or she has the right to decide who will release the first recording of a song; Bob Dylan took advantage of this right when he refused his own record company the right to release a live recording of "Mr. Tambourine Man"





13.36, 18.08.12. Wiki 
THAT NEEDS EXPLANATION DOES IT ENDERS ... 
FOLLOW THE LINKS AGAIN ENDERS 

http://jupitersterrain5.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/00.html

THEY ARE SAYING THAT THEY MENTIONED EARTHQUAKES FIRST BUT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT WATCHING ME MASTURBATING ON SATELLITE 
AND SINCE I WROTE THE POEMS I WILL HAVE THEM FOR IT ... THEY COULD HAVE WRITTEN A POEM INSTEAD OF OGGLING ME 
14.13 18.08.12. 
AND FURTHERMORE THIS QUOTE HERE SAYS THAT I AM ENTITLED TO THE FIRST LIVE RECORDING ...