Thanks for the clarification

[MTARR@EAGLE.WESLEYAN.EDU]

Hi!

>From Andrew Studer:
 
> The word I heard from a local street publication was that the man 
> who is Enigma (whose name escapes me) did a little bit of apologising
> and maybe donated a bit of money to the group involved. It wasn't
> exactly a copyright dispute because the recording was in the public
> domain (ie not covered by copyright). Clever, eh? However the 
> man in charge of the chanting group (somewhere in Europe) was not
> pleased with this minor alteration of the original recording.

Ah, I get it.  Yes, very clever- that may be because the German copyright laws,
in my experience, are looser than ours- I had teachers photocopying entire
books for our class, and it was considered standard procedure!  (That might
explain why books in Germany are so damned expensive, which of course starts a
nice vicous circle, but hey. :)
 
> PS got the CD5 of "Sadeness" the other day. Love the "Meditation"
> and "Violent US" remixes.

Have you taken a close look at the cover?  Interesting... and I think it's also
amusing that the US-Remix is called "Violent".  What do they think of us,
anyway?  :)


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