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Studios would spend their own money remaking songs that had failed to garner interest in the first place? Not only does that seem like a way to make a lot of f
by randallsquared 15y ago
Studios would spend their own money remaking songs that had failed to garner interest in the first place? Not only does that seem like a way to make a lot of flops, but if the original flopped for some reason that's correctable by someone else in order to make a hit, then isn't it a win for everyone for there to be a hit remake (the original writer/artist at least gets recognition that they would otherwise not have had)?
- yoklov 15y agoI have more of a problem with the fact that it could happen. Besides, you really don't think there would be a market for taking less well known songs, rebranding them to make them palatable to the masses, and selling that? I can't imagine that if it were completely legal, they wouldn't try.