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rhionnachI've been reading about Vera Lynn no longer having the copyright on songs she recorded over 50 years ago. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7899602.stm
What I am more than slightly puzzled about is the fact that the CD in question has Spitfires on the cover. It is being sold by the BNP who are the very same obnoxious people as the Nazis the Spitfires were used against. How very odd. Who do they think they are kidding (Mr Hitler)?
What I am more than slightly puzzled about is the fact that the CD in question has Spitfires on the cover. It is being sold by the BNP who are the very same obnoxious people as the Nazis the Spitfires were used against. How very odd. Who do they think they are kidding (Mr Hitler)?
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Date: 2009-02-20 10:36 am (UTC)1. Get a DRM-free copy of the track.
2. Flood the market with free copies of it, everywhere.
3. Those nazi scumbags won't be able to make one penny out of the record, because it'll be unsellable.
4. You know it makes sense.