Spongebob Squarepants Season 1 Production Music

Ashington · March 23, 2011 02:13 AM

There's a nice mix of soothing and suspenseful songs on this collection! I haven't listened to many of them yet but there are definately some numbers here going on my working playlist thanks a bunch!

funzop · March 23, 2011 03:39 AM

how the fuck did you get all this shit wow

rtil · March 23, 2011 04:01 AM

well i probably shouldn't say here but i will say i got about 3/4ths of it from one place and it was relatively easy to snag. the rest was either stuff i had to do a bit more digging for and a small bit of it i already had.

funzop · March 23, 2011 04:12 AM

gotcha

jjjjjjjjjj · March 23, 2011 06:52 AM

yaaaaay

CoolDrMoney · March 23, 2011 04:52 PM

I think Ren + Stimpy is considered public domain music but I'm not entirely sure.

If it is, would this also be considered public domain?

Sapphire · March 23, 2011 06:39 PM

I don't think either are in the public domain. I remember using one of the tracks from the R&S OST in a video and the video ended up getting copyright claimed by some group. This all happened on YouTube.

rtil · March 23, 2011 07:28 PM

yeah, i would imagine that every single track in this is not in the public domain unfortunately. however, there's no harm in listening to it, and as long as you aren't selling it or anything like that you're good.

logen · March 23, 2011 10:17 PM

Quote from: CoolDrMoneyI think Ren + Stimpy is considered public domain music but I'm not entirely sure.

If it is, would this also be considered public domain?

I didn't download the zip yet, but I can tell you that this definitely isn't public domain, nor were the tracks used in Ren and Stimpy. As rtil said, you can freely listen to it, but if you'd want to use it commercially, or even in a movie that's just for a festival run (or even a simple web stream), you'd have to get a license for it.

If anyone wants to go down that road: Play Kpm.

billy · March 29, 2011 12:43 AM

itt copyright infringement

-the fun police

rtil · March 30, 2011 12:31 AM

not really

Greenkitten · March 30, 2011 08:37 AM

YOU ARE ALL IN BREACH OF INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS, I HAVE ALERTED THE PROPER AUTHORITIES AND YOU ARE ALL GOING TO ROT IN JAIL FOR THIS.

GhostingFish · April 19, 2011 07:32 PM

Quote from: MagyarYOU ARE ALL IN BREACH OF INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS, I HAVE ALERTED THE PROPER AUTHORITIES AND YOU ARE ALL GOING TO ROT IN JAIL FOR THIS.

Was it ever provided anywhere else for download or sale? Seeing that spongebob is such a homosexual now i think that its good for people to finally hear the great music the show. Back in a time when effort was a goal of art. It was a great find.

Orangebeef · May 11, 2011 01:31 AM

Hel Yeh Nigguher!!!!

Chaos · June 20, 2011 12:17 AM

If I put this into Audacity and slightly alter the pitch would that avoid possible copyright infringements?
If taking some kind of anime and mirroring it on Youtube works I imagine this does too. :P

BluPhoenix · June 20, 2011 12:22 AM

well, by now everyone's already downloaded it, but it would work to cover up the previous link and pretend like nothing was different

rtil · June 20, 2011 05:29 AM

there are lo-fi versions of some of these songs on youtube, and they have been there for quite some time. i'm not quite sure how strict APM is about their music being used in non-profit stuff

GhostingFish · August 28, 2011 07:13 PM

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What could happen? Band's that don't exist anymore will sue ya? Or Nickelodeon will sue for songs that they don't use anymore?

NOPE

rtil · August 28, 2011 09:19 PM

oh, they use them all the time. spongebob is still in production. but they're not the property of nickelodeon, they're the property of APM.

logen · August 28, 2011 09:30 PM

Quote from: rtilthere are lo-fi versions of some of these songs on youtube, and they have been there for quite some time. i'm not quite sure how strict APM is about their music being used in non-profit stuff

well, these licensing houses don't like it, because you can listen to their music on their site for free, and even if you have something that's not for profit, you just send it to a festival or upload it to youtube, you still have to pay a smaller amount for it. Tho, here comes the weird part, if you are a registered licensee with them, you can download any of their tracks in HQ, and try them out, but you have to pay money for distributing them in any way (no re-distribution of course)

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What could happen? Band's that don't exist anymore will sue ya? Or Nickelodeon will sue for songs that they don't use anymore?[/quote]

You clearly have no idea about copyright, first of all, in america, it's not the band that owns the copyright for their songs, it's the publishing house they are signed with. Anything they produce within the timeframe of the mentioned contract belongs to the company. If, you want to have the rights to our own songs, you have to buy them back. There's also something called royalties, at which they bite like mad dogs, if you download a song they try to say that they lost profit because of you, and sue the fuck outta you.

What's with nickelodeon? They don't own shit. This is production music we are talking about, it was made by companies especially for the purpose of licensing it to the entertainment industry.

Also why the fuck are you bumping this thread?