It's legal to copy music in france. That's NUTS!
"In France, as in some other European countries including Germany and Italy, it is legal to copy music for private use — but in return the law imposes copyright levies on blank media, including cassettes, CDs, DVDs, hard disk drives and flash memory devices. The copyright levy is intended to compensate composers, performers and producers for revenue opportunities lost due to private copying of music."
It costs you an extra 50 Euro for an iPod though.
nuts...I think I'm jealous, but I'm not sure, I have to think about it.
Today's Song of the Day is "Over the Hills and Far Away by Led Zeppelin off their 1973 album "Houses of the Holy."
Crazy Fact: In May 1973 Led Zeppelin broke the Beatles' concert attendance record in Tampa.
njoy
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Come on over to Berlin, you'll love it. We'll party until we're old and wrinkly, drink beer in the subway, steal music and the odd car, maybe there's even money to be made... France is a catastrophe. Still, a great place to visit. Much easier from Germany, hahaha.
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