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Pastimes : Stop the Bastardization of Our Favorite Songs! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (18)	8/24/1998 11:03:00 AM
From: DianaX	Respond to of 67

>>classical music takes its hits as well.<< Music in the public domain can be used without paying publishing rights to the writers---of course, unless they are paying new musician/musicians to re-record a new version they still have to pay recording rights. But it makes it cheaper to use. I cringe at the thought of Cole Porter's fantastic repertoire coming into the public domain realm (it is pending & MAY already be) and do not look forward to the abuse of his incredible body of work... >>I want to put my foot through the screen << Henry, I feel the same way and rant & rave & carry on like a madwoman! That is why I started this forum. To VENT and find allies and bring this to the attention of the Corporations/Ad Agencys Diana