"Get To The Point" song available for download
Hi everyone,
Since a number of people asked for it, I've made the "Get To The Point" song available for download on my ftp server. This song was in two parts on the tape I have, part 1 in the beginning and part 2 at the end. I've joined them, though not being a great audio engineer, you might hear the transition. I did the best I could however. To get the song point your web browser to:
ftp://bottomfeeder.cwru.edu/ (note the 'ftp')
and save the song to disk. If you would rather use an ftp client, connect to bottomfeeder.cwru.edu and use "anonymous" as the login name. Let me know how you like the song, or if you have any problems downloading.
Since a number of people asked for it, I've made the "Get To The Point" song available for download on my ftp server. This song was in two parts on the tape I have, part 1 in the beginning and part 2 at the end. I've joined them, though not being a great audio engineer, you might hear the transition. I did the best I could however. To get the song point your web browser to:
ftp://bottomfeeder.cwru.edu/ (note the 'ftp')
and save the song to disk. If you would rather use an ftp client, connect to bottomfeeder.cwru.edu and use "anonymous" as the login name. Let me know how you like the song, or if you have any problems downloading.
Thanks Pete!! :) You Rock!
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http://www.msu.edu/~armbrus9/cp.html
mf laps = 100! No More No Less!!
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http://www.msu.edu/~armbrus9/cp.html
mf laps = 100! No More No Less!!
I like it:) Itz nice and 80ish LOL. SWEET!
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Visit Cedar Point The Amazement Park!
www.TheAmazementPark.com
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Visit Cedar Point The Amazement Park!
www.TheAmazementPark.com
Boy, that sure brought back memories of the days when I tried (and failed) to be cool by feathering back my hair! Actually, come to think of it, I'm not sure if those are good memories or bad. Thanks for putting on-line for the rest of us.
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...and enjoy the rest of your day at Cedar Point, The Am-aaaa-zement park!
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...and enjoy the rest of your day at Cedar Point, The Am-aaaa-zement park!
Nice job, Pete!
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Scott W. Short
scott@midwestcoastercentral.com
http://www.midwestcoastercentral.com
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Scott W. Short
scott@midwestcoastercentral.com
http://www.midwestcoastercentral.com
An opinion, which carries absolutely no legal weight at all, and quite frankly isn't even grounded in the law...
The Song is most certainly copyright by somebody, very likely Cedar Fair, L. P. or possibly the composer. Copyright protection exists upon the creation of the work, and that song is recent enough that such protection would still exist.
Technically, any redistribution of the song without permission of the copyright holder is probably illegal (I say "probably" because I'm not entirely familiar with fair use provisions).
That said, there are a couple of potentially mitigating factors here. One is that the distribution we are talking about here is a noncommercial distribution which might possibly be covered under the fair use doctrine. That may be a stretch. Second, the song in question is clearly a marketing device, and insomuch as its distribution is promotion for Cedar Point, it's unlikely that Cedar Fair would actually object.
Furthermore, if Cedar Fair does object, we know their representatives monitor this discussion group, the "offender" is personally known to them, is easy to contact, and will probably comply with any request to cease distribution. I'd think that if it was a problem, the file would be gone by now...
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
The Song is most certainly copyright by somebody, very likely Cedar Fair, L. P. or possibly the composer. Copyright protection exists upon the creation of the work, and that song is recent enough that such protection would still exist.
Technically, any redistribution of the song without permission of the copyright holder is probably illegal (I say "probably" because I'm not entirely familiar with fair use provisions).
That said, there are a couple of potentially mitigating factors here. One is that the distribution we are talking about here is a noncommercial distribution which might possibly be covered under the fair use doctrine. That may be a stretch. Second, the song in question is clearly a marketing device, and insomuch as its distribution is promotion for Cedar Point, it's unlikely that Cedar Fair would actually object.
Furthermore, if Cedar Fair does object, we know their representatives monitor this discussion group, the "offender" is personally known to them, is easy to contact, and will probably comply with any request to cease distribution. I'd think that if it was a problem, the file would be gone by now...
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
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