
if this link wont show the vid, just keep clicking around--theres two parts and this is the best i have so far...
thanks for sharing tone.
Xellerated said: This is my view on it:Word. I agree. Record labels should stick to promotion and distribution. How can they own someone else's intellect and pawn that sh!t like they really helped make it. Just 'cause you hyped it and put it on the streets for the artists, everyone's got to give you the dough? f*** y'all.
Sample it! Cut it up! Cut and paste from wherever you can..just honestly express yourself! And most importantly..GIVE DUE RESPECT. If I am feelin the funky drummer beat, and I sample it, I'd call Clyde up personally and thank him if I could. I definitely put his name on the album. If I was an artist, and someone sampled me, I'd be honored.
It's all the record companies after the $$$. Clyde hasnt seen a cent from the sample clearances...wtf. That doesnt make sense.
If the artist isnt cool with it, that's fine, but it shouldnt be up to the record labels. At least that's what I think.
YoYoPo said: If you're interested there's another Independent Lens documentary called 'Hip Hop: Beyond The Beats & Rhymes'. Real interesting & dope, if a bit depressing.
http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/hiphop/
Xellerated said: Dwight, that is some chill humanities class. In mine, we read books.![]()
You must log in to post.