[Rumori] Thrift store recordings

[Luke Collison]

To legally release it you would need the permission of he author i
believe. Whoever made the tape would own the copyright in the work.

- speaking from a rudimentary understanding of copyright law. 

it seems like a similar situation as the Iridial Conet Project. but in
their case as no organisation will admitt to broacasting the signal
they can do it.


On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 21:30:33 -0800 (PST), Squier <owen_squier at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I can't speak to the legality of this but a similar
> series has been released by an outfir known as Sounds
> from the Pocket. Their "Found Sound" series includes
> thrift store/answering machine tapes, record-your-own
> records, found open reel, record skips, etc. Vloumes
> one and two were fantastice, and I'm stoked to see,
> when I visit www.soundsfromthepocket.com that there's
> a volume three out!! YAY!
> 
> SFTP's series "Microcassettor," dedicated to the art
> of the microcassette recorder is equally excellent.
> 
> A film/video maker named Eric Sakd has done amazing
> work with similar material. A recent video, titled
> either DIRT or DUST uses thrift store answering
> machine recordings (the other uses scanned cell
> phones) and his COME TO SEE YA is about a half hour
> tape which uses consecutive recorings of some guy's
> friend who leaves message after message and gets more
> and more mad cuz the guy just isn't home. Great.
> Hilarious. Keep eyes peeled for this tape.
> 
> (os)
> 
> 
> --- Santo DiPiazza <tovhrizzia at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > I don't know if this subject has been brought out
> > before but are recordings from donated tapes found
> > at
> > thrift shops protected by copyright? If I found a
> > tape
> > that someone donated with sounds of him talking or
> > whatever, could I "release" it as part of a found
> > sound series?  I was considering starting such a
> > series but was uncertain about legalities or
> > illegalities of doing that.
> >
> > -Rizzia
> >
> >
> >
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