In the Grammys, what is the difference between a song and a record?
80078
A song is One track, an album is the whle cd. (all the songs) The most listened to Cd. and the most listened to song.
734909
Song titles have quotation around them.\n\nChow!!
873958
It's usually indicated on the packaging or the product blurb. Othen the name of the device will have something like 'lp' in it.
210729
LMAO\nThere are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too many records to list them.  You need to be much more specific!  No joke my ***!
224659
If there's a COPYRIGHT (C) anywhere on the album.  \n\nWhen a talent writes and releases a song, their work is published by ASCAP or another publisher.  All major recordings are usually copyrighted and you will have to go through their publishing company to get permission to record them if you plan on distributing the songs for income.
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publisher's secure rights by buying them from the library of Congress. you can copywright your own work or purchase the rights to existing work. royalties are a shared percentage of the net residuals, usually referring to the money an artist receives after album sales. of course in this day and age, the nature of these beasts is much more complicated and the monopoly that the major label record companies have over artists is crippling the music industry. for further reading and info, i bought a book called "all you ever need to know about the music business" although im not sure of the author. good luck
10040
The key difference for iTunes is that any illegal song sharing does not take place over the publicly available internet. Instead, it requires two people to physically be on the same network, a network which the RIAA has no right to be on and could not monitor even if they were on it.
735054
I think it's usually called an interpolation.  It's a touch different (in a legal sense) from sampling.\n\nAnother example, for Dave Matthews Band at least, would be riffing on "Louie, Louie" during "Warehouse".
897185
I think its the Artist with approval from the record lable. If you were an artist why whoud you not want your music on i tunes? So if the record label thinks is gonna sell they approach i-tunes and if the people over at i-tunes like it they buy it from the record lable and when the song gets dowloaded the charge is split between all the 3 parties involved...i dont know the percentages though.
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band:u2=grammys\nsinger:beyonce=grammys\nrapper=jay z=grammys\n\ngrammys are the measuring stick...
579140
I haven't heard of it as a live recording. I read that it was an extra take that the band wasn't extremely serious about. And the record company felt it was a little out of character for them at the time so it was not included in their albums. What a great song and fortunately it was not permanently discarded.
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Pink is for your records. White goes to them. (whoever it is)\n\nYou can tell by how well you can see the writing on it. The white was more than likely on the top, making the writing clear as day. (They need it for their records) The pink copy is harder to read, so that one is yours.
609864
Either they buy the rights (usually from the record label) or the song is public domain.  There's no other legal way.
821989
It is just a retrospective song.  It kinda says:  "Ah... Remember the good old days when we were in high-school?"  Now that they have that stuff out of the way they should write a retrospective song that says:  "Ah...Remember when we made that ONE song on that ONE record before people forgot who we were?"
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Depends on the recording.\n\nYou can google search the name of the album (name and year) and the artist.\n\nJust because it's a vinyl record doesn't make it automatically valuable.\n\nIt's the artist, recording, age, was it a limited pressing, and quality of the recording that matters the most.
412955
I don't know. Whats the difference?
118585
Other then name? The MP3 file is a much more compressed file than a wav. MP3 vs wav, same song would be a bigger file as a wav vs a mp3.