a question of plagerism or not..

[Joseph Isaac]

I would say the act of researching and collecting records over a period of 7 years is quite an accomplishment...the last thing i would be worried about would be whether the set was copied or not...plus, it will probably sound "new"!

[Rydel]

My opinion:

1) You could see the mix as an "ode" to the original JM mix.... Especially when it was your main inspiration for starting to play.

2) Your mix will be your impression of that mix anyway, it can never be exactly the same, even if you would want it to be...

3) As long as you don't take the original mix by JM and put your own name on it, it's still YOUR mix.

I wish ya good luck, and show us the result!!!!

[davethedrummer]

well i think if i was standing in a club
and someone started doing that exact mix i would think it to be a bit weird
but then i know it and love it so i would.
most people probably won't give a toss , and if someone gives you a hard time take them to the toilet saying you'll give them some free drugs
and lock them in a cubicle all night
it always works........it did for mills....when i realised he was copying my set a few years ago ....bastard left me in there all night.

[tocsin]

Yeah, who gives a shit about the random few who would complain? Just have fun and do what you want to do. Whatever you do, there are always going to be some people bitching about what you're doing. If you truly enjoy it, their opinions wont matter.

[romelpotter]

, and if someone gives you a hard time take them to the toilet saying you'll give them some free drugs
and lock them in a cubicle all night
it always works........it did for mills....when i realised he was copying my set a few years ago ....bastard left me in there all night.

hahaha that mills.... he's a right bugger for that :roll: :lol: