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Nov. 8th, 2004 10:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lemasquegrisSomeone mentioned to me @ Whirlygig last night that Chris Randall had started allowing people to sample Sister Machine Gun music for free, so long as they give credit.
Curious, I went to the Positron! Records website and it looks like they're allowing some artist to release their work under Creative Commons license.
It seems like only a few have actually gone ahead and done so. I guess Chris isn;t CCL'ing his new shit, but at a recent concert a few month back, he has no problem with you ripping off Credit Suisse. ;) (that link is audio..here's JWZ's post about it.
Also, nice to see some stuff is available via iTunes..wonder why there's no VNV yet (you'd think they'd be up there with the quickness due to popularity.)
Curious, I went to the Positron! Records website and it looks like they're allowing some artist to release their work under Creative Commons license.
It seems like only a few have actually gone ahead and done so. I guess Chris isn;t CCL'ing his new shit, but at a recent concert a few month back, he has no problem with you ripping off Credit Suisse. ;) (that link is audio..here's JWZ's post about it.
Also, nice to see some stuff is available via iTunes..wonder why there's no VNV yet (you'd think they'd be up there with the quickness due to popularity.)
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Date: 2004-11-08 12:29 pm (UTC)Oh, yeah, the CC license is pretty cool! I've been wondering what will come of it. I need to look at it more closely to see if any literary works are part of it yet. Probably not, but still.