filmandmusic
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I wouldn't risk going to federal prison for that lol.I might just come bk with some type of audio via spy gear lol. I just can't hear that music & then never hear it again if u get my drift. So hopefully I can try to make this happen as well as @Derek1984
U have to know that that was a joke lmao... right?I wouldn't risk going to federal prison for that lol.
Type of Work: Recorded Document
Document Number: V9988D315
Date of Recordation: 2022-11-07
Entire Copyright Document: V9988 D315 P1-2
Date of Certification: 10/27/2022
Title: Chicago 1945 & 3 other titles / Steven Porcaro.
Notes: Notice of termination of grant under 17 USC Section 203; date and manner of service of the notice: 28Oct22, by first class certified mail, return receipt requested & email. Termination effective 2Oct28.
Party 1: Steven Porcaro.
Party 2: Michael Jackson, dba ATV Music.
Links: List of Titles
Names: Porcaro, Steven
Jackson, Michael
ATV Music
Steven Porcaro
I’m gonna assume that this is in response to the recent leak (though that then begs the question of why “Dream Away” wasn’t registered).Chicago 1945 was registered for the 3rd time last month. Last time the song was registered was in 1995, curious.
The song was registered on October 27th and was leaked on November 14th, it must be for something unrelated to the leaks. On a side note it must be related to his seminars seeing how close the dates are lol.I’m gonna assume that this is in response to the recent leak (though that then begs the question of why “Dream Away” wasn’t registered).
Completely overlooked that — thank you!The song was registered on October 27th and was leaked on November 14th, it must be for something unrelated to the leaks. On a side note it must be related to his seminars seeing how close the dates are lol.
I searched for the copyright registry of Exist and Walk Of Life, they're primarily Steve Porcaro's creations and have nothing to do with MJ it seems. One of the songs was registered as far back as 1986-1988.Document title: Chicago 1945 & 3 other titles / Steven Porcaro.
The complete document is: V9988 D315 P1-2
List of titles:
001 Chicago 1945.
002 Exist / Reg. PAu000828149.
003 Out of nowhere.
004 Walk of life / Reg. PAu000828148.
No I haven't. It's still something I plan on doing but not sure when and I still don't even know the process, if it's even possible.Has anyone found out about how the procedure is like and how much would it cost to listen to 15-20 songs? Going to the Copyright Office and listen to unreleased songs is something I need to do before I die lol.
I'm not so sure myself either lmao, I read some time ago that you need some kind of researcher's permit to listen to the songs but people here said that anyone can go and listen. Someone should ask Damien Shields how the procedure is done and how much would it be in total.I still don't even know the process, if it's even possible.
Did they email you back?I already emailed USCO.
Nope.Did they email you back?
What about now?Nope.
I messaged Damien but got no response. Either he's too busy to respond or he likes knowing he's the only person to hear these songs.What about now?
Any updates on this @Derek1984?I already emailed USCO.
I haven't added this to the list as there's no indication for deposited audio material.That girl /The Jacksons.
- Registration Number / Date
PAU000113616 / 1978-08-07
Maybe because the recording is dated?I haven't added this to the list as there's no indication for deposited audio material.
The description says 2 pages (of lyrics sheets?). Perhaps just an incorrect database entry?Maybe because the recording is dated?
I would like to know more about this title.
I was literally just in Washington DC the other day, but it was strictly for work meetings and I had no time to do this. This seems like it could be complicated and expensive.Any updates on this @Derek1984?
Unfortunately there's no Buffalo Bill registered with usco.I was literally just in Washington DC the other day, but it was strictly for work meetings and I had no time to do this. This seems like it could be complicated and expensive.
I need to have this planned out. I need to make a list of songs. That Girl would definitely be one of them. I don't think Buffalo Bill is with the copyright office though?