herra soul mob
Winger
did you miss me ? Yeah
While I was in jail
While I was in jail
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Half in prison, Half on licence. Isn't that the normal way it works for everyone?He served 8 out of 16 years.
I expect his age and health were a factor in releasing him.
Fancy going to South East Asia as a sex tourist.
I mean how sick is that?
Dont think anyone would dare admit that on here
I find these kind of posts incredibly strange and unsettling on topics like these, whereby posters go to lengths of describing what they’d like to do or see happen to the perpetrators of diabolical crimes.Wrong'uns watching a fellow wrong'un splatter in a bloody explosion onto concrete, because we are the moral majority...are we f**k!
Get on the Emirates Dubai flight from Newcastle, you can spot them a mile off.
No longer owns the royalites.No doubt his bank account has increased a few bob in the last eight years.
It's irrelevant. He'll still earn a part of the performance royalties.No longer owns the royalites.
Snapper Music, an independent music company based in London, said it had owned the master rights since February 1997 but said Glitter was not entitled to any royalties or moneys from the catalogue. Granted which radio station would play his music now.It's irrelevant. He'll still earn a part of the performance royalties.
Master rights aren't performance rights though.Snapper Music, an independent music company based in London, said it had owned the master rights since February 1997 but said Glitter was not entitled to any royalties or moneys from the catalogue. Granted which radio station would play his music now.
Thanks for the full explanation. Lets hope the scroat never gets his music played again.Master rights aren't performance rights though.
The song is a co-write with Mike Leander whose share is controlled by BMG. Glitter’s share, however, is controlled by Universal Music Publishing. “Gary Glitter’s publishing interest in the copyright of his songs is owned by UMPG and other parties, therefore UMPG does not pay him any royalties or other considerations,” a spokesperson told The LA Times. While UMPG is adamant it does not pay royalties to Glitter, it is unclear if the “other parties” mentioned here do.![]()
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There is also the matter of performance royalties that, depending on the market, could be payable to Glitter for his musical and vocal contribution to the master recording, assuming he has not sold them off. So while it can be assumed that Glitter, due to a variety of licensing and ownership issues, is not going to get the “hundreds of thousands” The Sun claimed, it is still not definite that he will get nothing.
It's not as straightforward as many would think.