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musicians using pieces of others work

Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 10:36
by zim
is this a bad thing?



i can only think of one example off hand:

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MM has done things like this before but i'm just using him as an example. i guess it could be viewed as a rip off sort of thing to do, i kind of like to think of it as an homage. anyone know any other songs that do this?

Re: musicians using pieces of others work

Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 11:53
by jawn galliano
the intro to diary of a madman was taken from an etude by leo brouwer. the original is played a bit differently, but the pattern rhoads used on that track at the beginning was almost a note-for-note copy.



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totally acceptable :santa:

Re: musicians using pieces of others work

Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 15:13
by FUKKET
Patton does it blatantly.

He also talks about it in one of the Arcana books, his chapter is all about all composers steal.

I'll try & find it - "Ars Moriendi" the crazy gypsy bit is a rip-off of a Balkan gypsy tune, but i forget the name to be able to show you.



Trey has also done it in SC3 with some Indian music - stealing the riffs.



Devin also mentions it a lot in CD notes - like, "this song is based on a riff that I stole from some busker in a park"

Re: musicians using pieces of others work

Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 15:27
by FUKKET
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I'll try & find it - "Ars Moriendi" the crazy gypsy bit is a rip-off of a Balkan gypsy tune, but i forget the name to be able to show you.[/quote]



it was something by "Taraf de Haidouks" but I can't find the exact track.

If you youtube search "Taraf de Haidouks" you'll get stuff that's similar, but not the exact one he ripped off.