Two technologies, separated by centuries, have brought us to this point.
But unlike their folk ancestors, they all run the risk of getting sued. Like their predecessors, the artists featured here have drawn from the music around them-whether by borrowing a guitar riff or taking a digital sample-to create something new. At every stage, musicians would change the tune or substitute words at will, adapting songs to their own situations. In traditional, or folk, music, melodies and lyrics were handed down from generation to generation.
Music has always been a craft of borrowing. To get one ($8.95 includes postage), see the Stay Free! order page.Ġ1 Negativland U2: Special Edit Radio Mix (5:46)Ġ4 Culturcide They Aren't the World (4:30) *Ġ5 The Evolution Control Committee Rocked by Rape (4:28)Ġ9 Corporal Blossom White Christmas (3:19)ġ2 The Verve Bittersweet Symphony (4:35) *ġ3 Wobbly Clawing Your Eyes Out Down to Your Throat (1:21)ġ4 De La Soul Transmitting Live from Mars (1:07) *ġ5 Buchanan and Goodman The Flying Saucer (4:18) *ġ8 Steinski and Mass Media The Motorcade Sped On (4:26) *ġ9 Invisibl Skratch Piklz white label edit (5:30) *Ģ1 Boone Bischoff Happy Birthday To You (0:28) We've given almost all the CDs away and are selling our last remaining few to help cover our heavy bandwidth costs.
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