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Pumping: Copyright - The Hidden World

Submitted by The Stereo on Fri, 09/19/2008 - 1:34pm
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By The Stereo (CHARTattack) September 19, 2008 1:34 pm
If you ever hear an act called a "musician's band" you can basically assume they're doomed to failure. For a very narrow social circle that is musicians from rock bands who lived in Vancouver between '89-'95, Copyright are the greatest band on earth. If you're anyone else, you don't give a shit. The song "Rock Machine" is...
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Internet Piracy And Lax Copyright Laws Contribute To Lower Music Sales

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By CHARTattack Staff March 13, 2006 7:00 pm
Music sales fell again in Canada last year, and the recording industry continues to blame online file-sharing and inadequate copyright legislation for the dwindling revenues. Net music sales in the country dropped by $23.36 million, or four per cent, to $608.71 million in 2005, according to the Canadian Recording Industry Association. While...
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Copyright — The Hidden World

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By Sarah Kurchak (CHARTattack) June 19, 2001 9:21 am
Any band that decides to tackle a saga of addiction, despair and salvation in the course of 11 songs has a pretty daunting task ahead of them. The group comes pretty close to living up to their ambition. Starting with a batch of songs exploring the upside of excess and indulgence, things quickly hit a downward spiral with the haunting little...
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