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People do covers sometimes they seem better due to the improvement music has made over the years...I have the same things as well
I'm curious as to how the video defined "ripping off". A lot of people make songs that use samples from older songs and while I think that shows a lack of creativity if done excessively, it isn't ripping off. Ripping off to me means copying a certain style, or writing the exact song but changing the words around. I.E. every popular country song of the last few years.
Seems there aren't too many original singers any more...most re-make other artist's songs & others (like vanilla ice) steal other people's music & claim it's not the same song because 2 notes in the rift are different...& then there's "auto tune"...for those who can't sing but think it makes their voice sound "cool", or rappers who say the same line repeatedly to someone else's music, throw in a bass track & get platinum ratings..not to mention the thousands of "cover" songs (mostly sung by people who CAN'T sing) on you tube...what has the world come to?
A lot of the music I like, for example Led Zeppelin have been accused so don't worry, pretty much every major artist gets accused at some point.
I never knew Led Zeppelin had been accused of copying other artists, they seem pretty unique to me, same with Pink Floyd.
Justin Beibet?
its better to copy good than make up rubbish.... dont feel bad
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Now you can double the number of bands you like.
I guess creativity isn't their strong suit?