I think so, you would have to have thorough surveillance. I thought those Syd DJs were selling bootleg mixtapes, and of R&B/hip-hop, is that the same case?
> I think it was last year (or perhaps the year before) that a couple of > dj's in Sydney got taken to court for playing mp3 at gigs. And in their > cases they were playing commerical dance, r&b and hip hop every weekend > at a sport bar in Sydney. > > Judging from the article that I read, it sounded like that they were > surveilled over period of time, not just a one off bust or anything like > that. > > On Fri, 2005-02-18 at 11:47 +1100, Cyclone Wehner wrote: >> Interesting. He must play 'commercial', major label music - ie R&B/hip-hop - >> as if he was playing house or underground music surely no one would pursue >> him so aggressively? >> >> >>ouch! he must have been making a lot of money for them to think he can >> >>pay this off tho surely. all the same this seems a little harsh. >> >>any idea who it is? will i have heard of him? >> > >> > I say GOOD. >> > >> > The thieving, mp3-using, fly-by-night of a dj. Should be paying for his >> > shizzle if he's not getting it on promo. jeez, if he's a 'big' dj too, he's >> > even getting paid. think of all the people out there who dont get paid and >> > still put all their money into buying music. >> > >> > Unless of course the dj in question is Danielle Baldelli, or our very own >> > Fab from Italy. Then, we'll have to start a campaign to free them. >> > >> > Best Regards, >> > >> > Fickle Fickleberry, of Fickleshire. >
