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RE: Those European box collections

Posted by Cpwill on January 19, 2024 at 06:15:53:
As a retired architect, I am quite attuned to copyright issues. It is nearly impossible and quite expensive to protect against theft of ones designs. As to musical artists, why shouldn't artists and their estates be able to profit from their creations. After 25 years, if their is enough demand for their work to be an issue, then their "art" is VERY GOOD.

I take my hat off to folks like Zev Feldman of Jazz Detectives, who works closely with artists and their offspring and painstakingly restores/remasters the original tapes to produce LPs and CDs of outstanding SQ.

Ciao,