Red hot Chilli Peppers: ACUSADOS DE PLAGIO.

[gatuga]

q confundido tenes el concepto de cover...

tocas algun instrumento? tenes banda?

casualmente no no toco ningun instrumento ni tengo banda no obstante mi hermano toca la guitarra electrica y hace 2 años q tiene su propia banda.....igualmente me parece q este comentario me muestra el tipo de pensamiento mediocre q tenes...
...el q no toque instrumentos y no tenga banda no me hace saber o entender menos de musica q vos eso lo sabe cualquier musico o apreciador de buenas bandas.

si sos tan amable hace vos un concepto de lo q es un cover

[Kaervas]

mira si yo digo q la banda q te gusta a vos apesta no te va a gustar, simplemente deci no me gustan los red hot chilli peppers y punto -.-

correcion, no me va a importar

y si, ahora apestan

[prosegur]

correcion, no me va a importar

y si, ahora apestan

si se espera algo asi de una persona q tiene un "minimo poder" en el foro, ya no me interesara ser ayudante del foro

EDIT: esto significa q no sentis nada x tu banda favorita

[Illnath]

Por un tema "robado" no creo que se pueda juzgar como "ladrones" a una banda que tiene una trayectoria como la que tienen estos tipos... ya tienen su propio estilo musical y no nesecitan de hacer covers para demostrar que saben tocar o para hacerce mas o menos famosos. Es simplemente un tema viejo.... renovado y cambiandole la letra sin permiso de los autores originales. xD

[Sanniy]

Por un tema "robado" no creo que se pueda juzgar como "ladrones" a una banda que tiene una trayectoria como la que tienen estos tipos... ya tienen su propio estilo musical y no nesecitan de hacer covers para demostrar que saben tocar o para hacerce mas o menos famosos. Es simplemente un tema viejo.... renovado y cambiandole la letra sin permiso de los autores originales. xD

Waa me tomaste las palabras, asi es... ^^

Ademas leer lo que pone en la Wikipedia...

Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dani_California

Shortly after its release, the originality of the song was questioned in the Dan Gaffney Morning Show of Delaware based radio station WGMD 92.7. The presenters alleged that the Chili Peppers had plagiarized Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' 1993 hit Mary Jane's Last Dance. To demonstrate, they presented audio snippets of both songs, both side by side and simultaneously (i.e. on top of each other) several times. They stated that the chord progression, key, tempo, and the lyrical theme of the songs (both produced by Rick Rubin) showed "startling similarities" and urged listeners to "decide for themselves".

Some have dismissed this as a publicity stunt by the DJ's. Posters on the official Chili Peppers message board have pointed out that they sped up "Mary Jane's Last Dance" to more closely match the tempo of Dani California. It's also been pointed out that while the first 8 bars of both songs sound similar, the chords are not exactly the same, with "Mary Jane's Last Dance" being "Am, G, D, Am" and "Dani California" being "Am, G, Dm, Am". University of Chicago musicologist Travis Jackson said the songs' chord progressions were similar, but were a "pretty standard groove" in music and not necessarily evidence of copying.

Spin magazine readers voted in a June 2006 poll on the similarities of the songs: "We asked if you thought the Chili Peppers ripped off Tom Petty for their new single. The outcome might surprise you. The votes are in! As of press time, 49 percent of you felt the Chili Peppers' "Dani California" bites "certain musical elements" from Tom Petty's 1993 hit, "Mary Jane's Last Dance," while 46 percent said "Dani" was totally original. An on-the-fence five percent of readers weren't quite sure." Spin also posted an audio comparison of the two tracks.

In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Petty denied rumors that he planned to sue the Chili Peppers and said "I seriously doubt that there is any negative intent there. And a lot of rock & roll songs sound alike.

[Kaervas]

si se espera algo asi de una persona q tiene un "minimo poder" en el foro, ya no me interesara ser ayudante del foro

EDIT: esto significa q no sentis nada x tu banda favorita

hace lo que quieras, mira si voy a cambiar mi opinion por vos

[gatuga]

It's also been pointed out that while the first 8 bars of both songs sound similar, the chords are not exactly the same, with "Mary Jane's Last Dance" being "Am, G, D, Am" and "Dani California" being "Am, G, Dm, Am". University of Chicago musicologist Travis Jackson said the songs' chord progressions were similar, but were a "pretty standard groove" in music and not necessarily evidence of copying.

Spin magazine readers voted in a June 2006 poll on the similarities of the songs: "We asked if you thought the Chili Peppers ripped off Tom Petty for their new single. The outcome might surprise you. The votes are in! As of press time, 49 percent of you felt the Chili Peppers' "Dani California" bites "certain musical elements" from Tom Petty's 1993 hit, "Mary Jane's Last Dance," while 46 percent said "Dani" was totally original. An on-the-fence five percent of readers weren't quite sure." Spin also posted an audio comparison of the two tracks.

In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Petty denied rumors that he planned to sue the Chili Peppers and said "I seriously doubt that there is any negative intent there. And a lot of rock & roll songs sound alike.

para el q sabe ingles... no hubo plagio

[Hegi]

Que saben si el tema es asi aproposito, que tienen que poner un cartel avisando que van a hacer un cover. Por ahi tmb eso explica el video que es todo imitando a bandas anteriores que ellos.

cartel no!, le tienen que pagar que es diferente, lametablemente es asi

[ButterS]

Para mi, es re ladri...

[Radbug]

abandonaron su funk metal virulento y se pusieron a cantar balinadas

apestan

blood sugar sex magik esta bueno pero

Rectifico
sigen teniendo una base d funk solo qcon partes con un poco d pop rock
pero es la mejor banda q a podido exisitir i lo an dejado bien claro con decadas d buena musica
UPPPPP a.los RHCP!