if terrorists could get around to it.. could they bomb the RIAA headquarters? I mean.. terrorists? you out there? listening? we dont need the RIAA and the RIAA makes the world bad.. help the world and feed your God with their souls !

actually i don't mind this.
most djs are two bit hacks that can't make original music to save their lives.

<-- DJ Tidycat. Scentless, I want you to be my MC Fresca!

great point KHZ--
I found this to back up any aspiring dj's out there.
http://www.artofthemix.org/writings/politics.asp
"While exploring the vastness of minidisc.org I found a valuable tidbit of law from Cornell University's Legal Information Institute. TITLE 17> CHAPTER 10> SUBCHAPTER D> Sec. 1008 - Prohibition on certain infringement actions reads, in part:


"No action may be brought under this title...based on the noncommercial use by a consumer of...a [recording] device or [recording] medium for making digital musical recordings or analog musical recordings."
Being a mixer myself I was surprised (and happy) to find this out. The address is "http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/1008.html" if you want to check it out. This means, in my interpretation, that mixed tapes and mixed CDs are completely legal under U.S. law. Even if a copyright owner wished to press charges they would not be able to, provided there was no sale involved.

NOW YOU KNOW 'CAN'T BEAT THE SYSTEM!!!

maybe instead of terrorists.. we can just get a natural disaster... i mean.. thats pretty decent.. ahhh.. who knows.. pipe dreams?

Whatever you do, don't ever memorise a song. Then you'd be hit by them for illegal copying.