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@RAC Totally agree. Harrison also has a song called “Sue Me, Sue You Blues.” Anyone can sue anyone. I think it is worth it for the big players to take things to court.
@RAC like synthesizers, midi use a variation of AI… there is a technology and a user. an is a technology, but one can’t consciously on copyright. again, 😈 advocate here. i’d be proud if my band sounded like the beatles. the REAL problem is royalties.
@RAC i don’t have a moral take, but legally… but
1/there is subconscious copyright infringement. this happened to George Harrison‘s "My Sweet Lord," the court found that harrison had unintentionally copied significant portions of the melody from The Chiffons' song "He's So Fine..
@dylanleclair what grinds my gears is the use of the term “empower” which has a significant, yet oblique connotation. it implies legal authority to me. and that’s not good for innovation or value creation. 🚩
@historyrock_ yes, no question, abbey road is the best rock opera on the B side, and john lennon’s A side features some of the greatest songs of all time… not sure that’s a good question IMO
@rjochoa What if… 1/ they droppped Zeke, whose value besides PP was goal line, 2/ now they add Lance to help shake up the goal line situation amongst Pollard, Dak, Lance (almost like a Taysom Hill throw in the red zone)
@nrleal@rjochoa true, but Lance was starting QB at the time and the running back roles weren’t well defined, after that, they snagged McCaffrey. i almost liked Shanahan better, simply, as an OC.
@mcuban@alexisohanian@eldsjal I dislike the quote too and I DO NOT think it’s semantics. It may work for some startups, it’s kind of cultural, but not MUSIC. When you’re dealing with copyright & IP. If a tech founder creates a music platform built for “EMPOWERMENT” 🔜 lawsuits 🔙 regulation
Spotify's original mission was ~ to provide a legal and affordable platform for music streaming that would give users instant access to a vast catalog of music. I don’t know the exact wording, but Spotify's early goal was to ‘revolutionize’ the way people listen to music by offering a legal alternative to piracy and providing a convenient and personalized music experience. That term LEGAL always comes up.
@eldsjal@brian_armstrong If you want to make change it’s gotta be [R]evolution…. Having the world adapt around you doesn’t make sense in this context. Your world adapts itself to your shareholders. You’re worth more than Paul McCartney last i checked. Again, listen to Beatles Revolution in the mirror
@eldsjal@brian_armstrong My understanding - Shaw was conflicted - a Fabian/Polemic, admired dictators. I totally disagree ALL progress depends on the unreasonable man. Listen to John Lennon’s ‘Revolution’ closely, not just the lyrics but the tonality. EZ for a publicly traded Co to use this in defense.