Is it illegal to play free downloaded music of limewire in a public place, like a club, pub or restaurant, even if the place has a licence for live entertainment and music?
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Is it illegal to play free downloaded music in a public place even if the place has a licence to do so?
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Tallen is right, this is a real bone-head question.
The state gives you a license to drive a car. Do you think that means that you’re licensed to steal my car?
Get a clue!
No but it’s illegal to have that free music that you illegally downloaded.
Unless you have a license from the copyright holder of the music to play it in a commercial venue, you are breaking Federal law.
Did you really have to ask this question?
No its not that doesnt even make sense if it did. There’s some new website that was just launched called ifeem.com. It’s an optimized search engine which can help you find any Mp3 file, lyrics to any song, and the latest music videos all on one site. You can either listen to the mp3 files or download it directly from the site. It’s a very convenient website when you are looking to download mp3 files without the need of a third party application. Hope it helps you out ifeem.com
I found out about this website and noticed its better than searching through google for Mp3 files or even videos. Very user-friendly as well.
OH I DO agree about going to Knott's again. Chicken and Dumplins for Dinner with Bisquits and Boysenberry Jam. After riding Montezuma's revenge of course.
RT Live entertainment tonight at the Moffat Inn’s Coach & Horse Pub from 8-11pm. Rick Labrie of the Caverners!