PRIMAL SCREAM - Accelerator (Live)
- 5 years ago
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VIDEO INFO: Opening lick from the 2006 Hammersmith Apollo gig that was recorded live and released on the ‘Riot City Blues Tour’ DVD in 2007 - They've rarely sounded better!!
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UK https://pastandpresent.page.link/PS-SC
DE https://pastandpresent.page.link/DE_PS-SC
USA https://pastandpresent.page.link/US_PS-SC
VIDEO INFO: Opening lick from the 2006 Hammersmith Apollo gig that was recorded live and released on the ‘Riot City Blues Tour’ DVD in 2007 - They've rarely sounded better!!
© COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER:
I do not own the original recording or the rights to it. The material was available for public broadcast and not subject to copyright restrictions in its’s country of origin.
Furthermore, under United Kingdom copyright law; ‘Fair Dealing’ is an exception which allows for the use of copyrighted works without licensing in certain circumstances. It is governed by Sections 29 and 30 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, which provide three types of situation in which fair dealing is a valid defence: (i) where the use is for the purposes of research or private study, (ii) where it is to allow for criticism or review, and (iii) where it is for the purpose of reporting current events.
Sufficient acknowledgement to the original author is also necessary for all works where the fair dealing exception is applied. Under Section 30(3), however, this is not required for reporting via a sound recording, film or broadcast where it would be "impossible for reasons of practicality or otherwise".