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Old 09-24-2014, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by WildHearted View Post
What did Stevie borrow from the Ashcroft song? Nothing sounds familiar on it to me, but I also may just be crazy/deaf lmao.

The reality is copyright laws are somehow simultaneously selective & indeterminate ... You can't really sue for using the same instrumental "idea" as someone else's song, if the melody/lyrics/chord progression (but really the chord progression isn't protected, either) are different.
The Ashcroft song is more far reaching than the previous, but Illume heavily borrows from the instrumental "idea" of this song.

"You can't really sue for using the same instrumental "idea" as someone else's song, if the melody/lyrics/chord progression"

True.
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