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The document titled 'You Say You Want a Revolution: Music & Technology - Evolution or Destruction?' by Rebekah O'Hara explores the complex relationship between copyright law, music, and technology. It discusses the evolution of copyright legislation in response to technological advancements and piracy concerns, emphasizing the need for a balance between protecting artists' rights and ensuring public access to creative works. The author critiques existing laws like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) for potentially undermining consumer rights and fair use, while proposing that future legislation should focus on broader principles rather than specific technologies to promote creativity and public benefit.

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What Beatles song was written for a US political campaign?

Musicians recorded secret messages backwards, inserting them into their songs. The Beatles did it with Im So Tired, which famously fuelled rumours that Paul McCartney was dead.

Who said you say you want a Revolution?

The mistake was that it was anti-revolution. Lennon then wrote Power to the People to atone for the perceived apathy of Revolution, and instead sang: You say you want a revolution / We better get it on right away. After moving to New York in 1971, he and Ono fully embraced radical politics with Chicago Seven

Is Revolution by The Beatles a protest song?

Recorded over six days at the end of July 1969, Come Together is the opening track from Abbey Road and ing to John, Come Together was an expression that Timothy Leary had come up with for his attempt at being president or whatever he wanted to be, and he asked me to write a campaign song.

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