Sampling In Music

Charles Beckwith

I think the vehement defense of sampling for commercial music without paying for copyright licenses is just an excuse to be lazy from people who aren’t creative or skilled enough to spoof the sounds they want to reference.

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Date: Tuesday, 2. February 2010 8:23
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