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Heavy color - plagiarism?

Started by Gary Diaz3 · · 👁 6 views · 24 replies

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Participants Gary Diaz3Peter PhillipsPatrick MartinHenry Adams3Raymond Walker5Samuel Morgan40Angela Davis4Sam Lee2Karen Cook6Morgan Brown4frozenraven39goldenscout14quietfox38Ethan Rivera53Casey Ramos78Kimberly Anderson22granitecyclist2
Henry Adams3 Henry Adams3 Member
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joined Jun 2012
#21 ·
Hold on a second...

What even is "unconscious theft"? Does that actually exist? Is it basically the same thing as accidentally farting in an elevator? 🤷
granitecyclist2 granitecyclist2 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#22 ·
Calling this plagiarism seems a bit much to me; honestly, I think it's actually quite good. I guess if we had more "plagiarism" like this in the American music scene, things might be a little more interesting.
Morgan Brown4 Morgan Brown4 Active Member
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joined Dec 2024
#23 ·
What does it even matter if it’s a plagiarism case if the track is actually "super"?
granitecyclist2 granitecyclist2 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#24 ·
Morgan Brown4 said:I don't see how whether something is actually plagiarism changes the fact that it's "great."

Well, it isn't plagiarism, it's just great 😉 and there's plenty of evidence to prove it.
Morgan Brown4 Morgan Brown4 Active Member
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#25 ·
Look, I’m just saying, it doesn't have to be a deliberate rip-off. But honestly? There are already plenty of older tracks out there using that exact same riff.

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