"I GOT MINE"
Written by Daniel Q. Auerbach (as Dan Auerbach) and Patrick J. Carney (as Patrick Carney)
Performed by The Black Keys
Courtesy of Nonesuch Records
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

Does anyone know where i can find this arrangement? Any help is greatly appreciated, I’ve been looking for this song forever!
It’s not the original version of the song. It’s a different arrangement, with like a stronger guitar sound maybe?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5FW8Xo8ENo here.

your thoughts/opinion?

bq:now playing?
bq2:if you could live in any decade what decade would it be, & why?

When I think of your question a few things come to mind. An artist needs to make a living so they sell their music to survive. Just like a common laborer couldn’t afford to spend their entire day working for free just for the sake of being really good at what they do and others enjoy what they do. So the idea of music being free should be scrapped right from the beginning. I don’t believe anyone would expect an artist that paints to spend their time, money and resources creating works of art only to just give it all away at a complete financial loss.

I also don’t think that anyone would expect an artist who paints pictures to tell the buyer what they can or cannot do with their work once it has been bought. If a buyer wants to hang a fancy painting in their bathroom the artist might not like it but that’s the buyers right to do what they please, even if they chose to paint over top of the work or even destroy it.

So when there was an issue about Michael Jackson owning rights to The Beatles music some people were angry, including Paul McCartney. They didn’t want the music to be cheapened and used to sell products in commercials.

And I think about when Jimi Hendrix’s family were fighting to obtain the rights to his music when Alan Douglas had full ownership. He was overdubbing Jimi’s music and changing the music to suit his own personal preference. Originally a lot of Hendrix’s music was available on vinyle but became very scarce with only greatest hits albums available.

That gnawed at me to no end but that’s the way it is when someone owns the music.

With companies getting the copywrite it might gnaw at me on how the price could get jacked up or maybe even songs you would like to hear don’t get out there in the public but I think in the end, it was the musicians decision to sign the contract giving up their say so in the matter and the buying public just has to accept that.

I don’t like it but an artist has to eat and this is the way the system works.

It’s also why people tend to rationalize and justify down-loading/stealing music off the internet.

However, our theme song is "We Are Family" by Sister Sledge (cliche, I know). I’ve been focusing a lot on copyright laws lately and whether or not a license is needed. I figured posting them on Facebook was okay because its nonprofit. The song only lasts :28 seconds in the opening credits. (I have it in the end credits also but I could easily go without that).

To get to my point– I want to copyright our show (season 3). I have absolutely no intentions on selling these episodes. The copyright is for my own selfish desire. But I figured I couldn’t say it was all my own work without getting permission/a license from the record label/publisher of "We Are Family". I have emailed Atlantic Records three times and haven’t heard from anyone (which I can completely understand).

So what do I do? Do I need to contact Warner Music Group (which has many record label companies including Atlantic Records)? Do I need to contact BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) about obtaining a license even though it’s nonprofit and I’m not showing it publicly, other than Facebook and Youtube (which have their own license from ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC)?

Now that you’ve read my novel, please help. I’d greatly appreciate it!

Here’s a link to one of our episodes if you would like to see the opening credits to get an idea:

(Note: the other music you hear in the episode is royalty-free under the Creative Commons Legal Code.)

1. You are technically violating copyright by using "We are family."

2. The fact that you aren’t making a profit on it hasn’t the slightest relevance.

3. You may need to contact BMI (assuming they license the music) to get a licence. Another possibility is to contact

4. Putting it on Facebook and Youtube is showing it publicly.

The link below covers the issue.

Wanted to know if you knew of any major issues the large record labels are facing e.g. Sony BMG Music Entertainment, EMI Group, Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group.

I know of some obvious ones including the rise in technology (Limewire) which has brought on copywright issues- but I wanted to know if anyone knew of any other, possibly smaller issues that are affecting the music industry?

Would love to get some indsiders opinions but anyone is welcome to answer!! Thanks guys.

Finding the right artist that can actually PERFORM not only sing or rap, a CLEAR BACKGROUND, and LONGEVITY.

now it’s being generalized as a type of sound of music, but that’s not really the true meaning. those bands that mtv calls "indie" arent really indie if they are signed to major record companies

August 31
American Bang — American Bang (Reprise)
September 7
Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses — Junky Star (Lost Highway)

September 14
Jamey Johnson — The Guitar Song (Mercury)

September 21
Randy Houser — They Call Me Cadillac (Show Dog – Universal)
Zac Brown Band — You Get What You Give (Atlantic/Southern Ground)
Steel Magnolia — Steel Magnolia (Big Machine)
Mel Tillis — You Ain’t Gonna Believe This (Show Dog – Universal)

September 28
Kenny Chesney — Hemingway’s Whiskey (Blue Chair/BNA)

October 5
Katie Armiger — as-yet-untitled (Cold River Records)

October 19
Sugarland — The Incredible Machine (Mercury)
October 25
Taylor Swift — Speak Now (Big Machine)

November 9
Reba — as-yet-untitled (Valory)

Jamey Johnson The Guitar Song
Zac Brown Band You Get What You Give
Randy Houser They Call Me Cadillac

This is crazy, WMG. You don’t own these bands or even their labels, what the hell are you doing blocking them?

Does WMG even operate in Russia and the Ukraine? Or even Germany? Do they have some sort of flawed system on Youtube that’s blocking videos that they -THINK- are owned by WMG?

Thanks in advance.
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@some kid: I’ve seen this list before, and it doesn’t help. As you can see, Russia is clearly -NOT- on the list, so how the hell can WMG have a claim on a -RUSSIAN- band that has played -ONLY- in Russa?
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@some kid: I’ve seen this list before, and it doesn’t help. As you can see, Russia is clearly -NOT- on the list, so how the hell can WMG have a claim on a -RUSSIAN- band that has played -ONLY- in Russa?

@DenB7: Wrong again, any videos that feature the bands in their Native language go untouched, however in English, they immediately get blocked with a message explicitly saying;
"This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."
The content from this band doesn’t belong to WMG, if it had said "Monolit Records" Instead, then it would make more sense. But until then, WMG is claiming rights to artists they do not own!

WMG is a worldwide company. On their official website you can get info about every country they’re in.

*EDIT*
I suppose it’s possible for a band to be signed to a label in another country. Another explanation could be people flagging these videos and using WMG as the company name. YouTube’s copyright identification system needs a lot of work.

Letters to Juliet Soundtrack

•"You Got Me"
Written by Colbie Caillat and John Shanks
Performed by Colbie Caillat
Courtesy of Universal Republic Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

•"Chianti Country"
Composed by Reg Tilsley
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music

•"Verona"
Written and Performed by Andy Georges
Courtesy of MusicSupervisor.us

•"Un Giorno Così"
Written by Massimo Pezzali
Performed by 883
Courtesy of Warner Music Italy SpA
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

•"Per Avere Te"
Written by Romano Rizzati and Sergio Tocci
Performed by Franco Morselli
Courtesy of Beat Records Co.
By Arrangement with Visions from the Roof

•"Quando, Quando, Quando"
Written by Tony Renis and Alberto Testa
Produced by John Houlihan and Eric Pressly
Performed by Laura Jane (as Lisa Jane) and Chris Mann

•"Variations On A Theme By Mozart (Magic Flute) Op. 9"
Composed by Fernando Sor, Arranged by Jim Long
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation

•"Sospesa"
Written by Ferdinando Arnò and Luigi de Crescenzo
Performed by Malika Ayane and Pacifico
Courtesy of Sugar S.r.I.

•"Per Dimenticare"
Written by Matteo Maffucci, Thomas De Gasperi, Enrico Ciarallo, and Danilo Paoni
Performed by Zero Assoluto
Courtesy of Lasugo SrI/RTI SpA

•"Sono Bugiarda (I’m A Believer)"
Written by Neil Diamond
Performed by Caterina Caselli
Courtesy of Warner Music Italy SpA
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

•"Guarda Che Luna"
Written by Gualtiero Malgoni
Performed by Fred Buscaglione
Courtesy of Warner Music Italy SpA
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

•"Love Story"
Written and Performed by Taylor Swift
Courtesy of Big Machine Records, LLC

•"What If"
Written by Colbie Caillat, Rick Nowels and Jason Reeves
Produced by John Shanks
Performed by Colbie Caillat
Courtesy of Universal Republic Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
i couldn’t find them on itunes, which is what i meant, but i found them after a couple searches on itunes! thanks

Here you go /

http://www.torrentreactor.net/search.php?search=2&words=letters-to-juliet-soundtrack&lang=