Hey ya, Charlie Brown!

[MSchreader]

Anyone else seen this yet? If not, find it soon -- Universal is trying to get it off the Internet.

Martin

[Shoedogg]

1. Link?

What is it?

[MSchreader]

3. It used to be at venisproductions.com

But they've since pulled it off. I got it from Kazaa. I don't have a link. Sorry.

Martin

[Screaming Lord Byron]

2. I had the link, but the lawyers got to it.

[mark0rama]

4. It's here - hurry!

http://www.jengajam.com/r/Hey-Ya-Charlie-Brown

Won't be there for long, it's being followed all over the Web by cease-and-desist orders.

On edit: fixed typos

[MSchreader]

5. Exactly! Get it while you can

Also, you can find it on Kazaa.

Martin

[CanuckAmok]

6. YAY!!! That made me feel SOOOO good!

Thanks for posting that!

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

7. Downloadable link

Right-click here and save

[KG]

8. that's just 100 per cent fun.

:)


(geez, does everything gotta be about a couple of bucks?)

[Az]

9. Why the cease and desist order?

I hate this aspect of the intellectual properties right laws. In the past an work was available to be modified by others thus increasing the value to society.

In the Anime world this aspect is well documented in the offshoot branch of Anime Music Videos. Its the same as seen in this vid. People take clips and segements from shows and set it to music.

Information wants to be free. - Hackers Manifesto

[CanuckAmok]

12. Ever see this doc about intellectual property?

http://www.othercinema.com/filmography/sonout.html

"Sonic Outlaws", Directed by Craig Baldwin:

"...Mr. Baldwin who expressed his own interest in culture-jamming and recontextualization through practices like altering billboards before making this documentary collage, explores the implications of this approach. These sonic outlaws specialize, according to one of them, in "capturing the corporate-controllec subjects of the one way media barrage, reorganizing them to be a comment upon themselves and spitting them back into the barrage for cultural consideration." Those interviewed here, including members of Negativland, John Oswald and the Tape-Beatles, speak of such tactics as both cultural criticism and subversive fun. Sonic Outlaws does some recontextualization of its own by connecting such appropriation art to its antecedents: anything from Cubism or Dada to using Silly Putty to copy comic-book drawings..."

It's the best visual record of the historical cultural impact of 'sampling', I've ever seen. It's a very funny movie, too. Buy it and support an indie artist!

[CrownPrinceBandar]

10. Too bad this is getting pulled...

its totally fun. I may not know, or have known the guys, but I bet Misters Schulz and (Andre) 3000 wouldn't have a prob with this.

[supernova]

11. Agreed.

I'm sure Charles Schultz would be cool with that.

Thanks for the day brightner all! :D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

13. It's probably the 'just want to make you come-a" line.

The Peanuts people won't go for that.