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Old 08-17-2013, 01:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Cool Is Robin Thicke the new Vanilla Ice?

Robin Thicke decided to preemptively sue Marvin Gaye's family over his #1 single "Blurred Lines." I call "Ice Ice Baby".
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Old 08-17-2013, 02:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i have no idea who Robin thicke is but what's so bad about sampling?

sometimes sampling leads ppl to find the original artist
i remember eminem sampled 'Dream on' by aerosmith and that's how i discovered Dream on thnx to fricking eminem >_>

I admit, most times they sample a popular artist is to make a popular radio friendly song cause it's a tune ppl know already so they tweak a hit to make another hit and most times it works too
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I don't see anything wrong with sampling. But when you sample someone else's music, you need to pay them for it. Robin Thicke has decided he is going to sue Marvin Gaye's family so that he doesn't have to pay.
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I don't see anything wrong with sampling. But when you sample someone else's music, you need to pay them for it. Robin Thicke has decided he is going to sue Marvin Gaye's family so that he doesn't have to pay.
its a bit of an ******* move but i kinda get it.. he doesn't wanna pay..
but is he actually involved personally in the law suit? this seems like the type of situation that the record labels work out among themselves..

But if we are talking about "Doing the right thing" yea, i think he should pay up.
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Here is a news article: The Social Climber: Robin Thicke vs. Marvin Gaye's Battle Over 'Blurred Lines' - ABC News

Here are the two songs...


Got to give it up:
Marvin Gaye~Got to give it up - YouTube

Blurred Lines:
Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines ft. T.I., Pharrell - YouTube

They don't sound a damn thing alike to me. Sounds like Gaye's family is out there trying to mine new artists for money. They don't have a good track record "representing" him in the first place.
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They do sound similar they have like a similar hook but i don't think its the same song..
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I like Robin Thicke but I think its a low move to sue the estate of Marvin Gaye and quite disrespectful.

The song was clearly inspired by "Got To Give It Up".

The first time I heard "Blurred Lines" I instantly thought of Got To Give It Up. I dont think he got permission to use Michael Jacksons "woooaaaa" adlibs from Dont Stop Till You Get Enough because he is not credited in the credits of the song...

Love Robin but this is low. The song was clearly inspired by Got To Give It Up and Im surprised the MJ Estate hasnt made a case
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I like Robin Thicke but I think its a low move to sue the estate of Marvin Gaye and quite disrespectful.

The song was clearly inspired by "Got To Give It Up".

The first time I heard "Blurred Lines" I instantly thought of Got To Give It Up. I dont think he got permission to use Michael Jacksons "woooaaaa" adlibs from Dont Stop Till You Get Enough because he is not credited in the credits of the song...

Love Robin but this is low. The song was clearly inspired by Got To Give It Up and Im surprised the MJ Estate hasnt made a case
Disrespectful and low move? They were threatening him. This song would have ended up in court anyways. So he took a preemptive strike against them.
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These two songs sound alike in the sense that they both sound like they belong to the same genre of music, but beyond that I don't hear much in the way of similarity.
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Any song that has cowbell in it sounds like every other song lol
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