Song of the Day: ‘Bring Me Coffe Of Tea’, Can

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How CAN this be totally ignored by most people is simply beyond me!

Nothing New Under the Sun: The Art of Rip-Off

“Art is either plagiarism or revolution.” Paul Gauguin

I toil with the subject of inspiration and plagiarism day in and day out. It’s too hard not to cross the thin line between “borrowing” or “stealing” an idea when composing an artistic piece. In fact, me and many other artists have walked this crossroad many a times. 

With that in mind, I’ve decided to post a list of songs that “borrow” from other sources for your listening pleasure.

Now remember this kids: A real genius steals blind!

1. “I’m So Green” by Can (INSPIRATION) 

2. “Fools Gold” by The Stone Roses (BORROWER)

3. “Metal Guru” by T-Rex (INSPIRATION)

4. “Panic” by The Smiths (BORROWER)

5. “Run Run Run” by The Velvet Underground (INSPIRATION)

6. “Probation Blues” by The Strange Boys (BORROWER)

7. “War Or Hands Of Time” by The Masters Apprentices (INSPIRATION)

8. “Last Post on the Bugle” by The Libertines (BORROWER)

9. “Hitch Hike”  by Marvin Gaye (INSPIRATION)

10. “There She Goes Again”by The Velvet Underground (BORROWER)

11. “Hot, I Need To Be Loved Loved Loved‬” by James Brown (INSPIRATION)

12. “Fame” by David Bowie (BORROWER)

13. “Three Girl Rhumba” by Wire (INSPIRATION)

14. “Connection” by Elastica (BORROWER)

15. “Glory” by Television (INSPIRATION)

16. “Disturbance At The Heron House” by R.E.M. (BORROWER)

(Source: whywrite)

all write is a blog by alex ferreira. it is in fact a continuation of his why write? blog.