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Since chat is no longer available, I need to create this thread to vent my frustration...
A youtube account who has been uploading the music from many games I played has just been suspended. Unlike most of the idiot music uploaders he did proper extended versions in full HD audio (the full listening experience).
What really ticks me off was that the reason for his suspension was due to the Sony corporation in Japan. The notice is even partly in god damn Japanese. I am viewing this from United Kingdom so how dare they stop me listening to my favourite game sound tracks because some people in Japan say so. The only songs I listened to from that guy were SEGA and Square Enix so some company I did not listen to gets him suspended.
Copyright is going too damn far and is preventing me enjoying my life to its full. Most of the games I listen to I own and so I can listen to at any time I want if I was to play the game. However I do not feel like playing the game and just want to hear the damn music so how dare they stop me from doing so.
I would not mind if all game companies allowed one to DL a music pack for free when purchasing any version of their game but as far as I am aware none do. They either force you to manually extract the music from the game data files or they sell it separately and demand you pay extra for tracks that are not even looped.
When I want to listen to game music, I want the full in game music experience which includes at least 3-9 loops of the song and not just 1 loop and it ends. Copyright lawyers can jump off a cliff for the amount of inconvenience they are causing hard working people like myself.
Then to crown this all off Google has the cheek to say "Sorry about that.". If they were sorry they would not let it happen and say "stuff you" to those god damn parasites.
Sony should be happy that people upload their game music. I still have not been able to get the sound track from Lego Batman 2, a WB game.
A youtube account who has been uploading the music from many games I played has just been suspended. Unlike most of the idiot music uploaders he did proper extended versions in full HD audio (the full listening experience).
What really ticks me off was that the reason for his suspension was due to the Sony corporation in Japan. The notice is even partly in god damn Japanese. I am viewing this from United Kingdom so how dare they stop me listening to my favourite game sound tracks because some people in Japan say so. The only songs I listened to from that guy were SEGA and Square Enix so some company I did not listen to gets him suspended.
Copyright is going too damn far and is preventing me enjoying my life to its full. Most of the games I listen to I own and so I can listen to at any time I want if I was to play the game. However I do not feel like playing the game and just want to hear the damn music so how dare they stop me from doing so.
I would not mind if all game companies allowed one to DL a music pack for free when purchasing any version of their game but as far as I am aware none do. They either force you to manually extract the music from the game data files or they sell it separately and demand you pay extra for tracks that are not even looped.
When I want to listen to game music, I want the full in game music experience which includes at least 3-9 loops of the song and not just 1 loop and it ends. Copyright lawyers can jump off a cliff for the amount of inconvenience they are causing hard working people like myself.
Then to crown this all off Google has the cheek to say "Sorry about that.". If they were sorry they would not let it happen and say "stuff you" to those god damn parasites.
Sony should be happy that people upload their game music. I still have not been able to get the sound track from Lego Batman 2, a WB game.
