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Showing posts with label samples concealed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label samples concealed. Show all posts
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Beastie Boys call for sampling lawsuit to be dismissed; Guardian, 11/29/12
Sean Michaels, Guardian; Beastie Boys call for sampling lawsuit to be dismissed:
"In the Beastie Boys' response to the lawsuit, filed on Monday, they questioned the two-decade gap between their albums' release and TufAmerica's complaint. "Plaintiff is attempting to sidestep the Copyright Act's three-year statute of limitations," their lawyers wrote, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Although TufAmerica argued that the samples are "concealed … [to] the casual listener" and were only detectable "after conducting a careful audio analysis", the hip-hop crew said this means their work is sufficiently different and they should be exempt from damages."
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