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5:29 Speaker 3: to Robin Ross, who was here with us in the

5:31 Speaker 3: first hour of the program from the great state of Pennsylvania.

5:34 Speaker 3: He joined us via Microsoft Teams and we're talking all

5:37 Speaker 3: about Robin Ross and the Mellowdnes and the new album MySpace,

5:40 Speaker 3: MySpace Mindspace, MySpace Boy. That takes me back. My MySpace

5:45 Speaker 3: account still exists. By the way, did you know if

5:47 Speaker 3: you had an account on MySpace back in the day,

5:50 Speaker 3: it's probably still there because even if you try to

5:53 Speaker 3: delete it, and you know, not everyone's necessarily proud of

5:57 Speaker 3: their old MySpace account, but they make it very differicult.

6:00 Speaker 3: It's weird. It's like, you know, if Armageddon ever happens,

6:05 Speaker 3: you know, at the end of it there will be

6:06 Speaker 3: cockroaches and MySpace will still exist and that'll be it.

6:10 Speaker 3: But anyway, so thank you again Robin Ross for joining us.

6:14 Speaker 3: And of course in the later on in the show,

6:16 Speaker 3: we have grim Rock who's going to be with us

6:18 Speaker 3: as well. So two Pennsylvania artists today. What are the odds.

6:22 Speaker 3: I don't know, one in I mean those fifty states,

6:24 Speaker 3: so maybe the odds are one in fifty I don't know.

6:26 Speaker 3: But grim Rock will be here with us later today.

6:29 Speaker 3: Really looking forward to that. Another great artist from Pennsylvania

6:32 Speaker 3: who's been on the show a bunch, but today we

6:33 Speaker 3: get to actually meet grim in person. He will be

6:36 Speaker 3: here with us later in the show because tonight, so

6:39 Speaker 3: he's on tour. Tonight he is playing at the Spot

6:43 Speaker 3: in Nashua for a show called Demons at the Disco

6:47 Speaker 3: Live Ault Rock, glamb and punk music, mocktails and cava,

6:50 Speaker 3: late night bite stands for fun and door prizes. So

6:54 Speaker 3: Melted the Melted Chapsticks playing tonight, and of course Grim

7:00 Speaker 3: Rock is opening show starts at eight pm. That is

7:03 Speaker 3: tonight for those of you listening live on May thirtieth,

7:07 Speaker 3: tonight at eight pm. This is an all ages show,

7:10 Speaker 3: so no alcohol, but you can bring the family, so

7:13 Speaker 3: let your kids go to the show. It's great to

7:15 Speaker 3: see an all ages show like this, because I was

7:18 Speaker 3: talking about it during the first hour, So if you've

7:19 Speaker 3: been listening to the whole show, I'm not going to

7:21 Speaker 3: bore you with my whole diatribe isn't quite the right word,

7:25 Speaker 3: but my soliloquy, if you will. But it is great

7:29 Speaker 3: to see all ages shows like this because usually you know,

7:32 Speaker 3: if you go to local shows at bars and clubs

7:34 Speaker 3: and whatnot. They're either eighteen plus or twenty one plus,

7:37 Speaker 3: so it's great to see an all ages show, and

7:39 Speaker 3: the Spot does a lot of these, so a great place.

7:42 Speaker 3: We've had Mike McDowell, also known as the Healer, he's

7:45 Speaker 3: been on the show with us. He was on the

7:46 Speaker 3: show actually back before the Spot had opened up. He

7:49 Speaker 3: was preparing to open the place, and so they've been

7:53 Speaker 3: going for a while now and apparently having a lot

7:55 Speaker 3: of success. So Jenny and I will be there tonight

7:58 Speaker 3: for the show grim Rock opening for the Melted Chapsticks

8:02 Speaker 3: tonight at the Spot again. Starts at eight pm, ten

8:05 Speaker 3: dollars cover all ages. Can't wait, so come down and

8:09 Speaker 3: say hello. Let's see I think we should do some

8:13 Speaker 3: music industry news. There is a story. So we talked

8:19 Speaker 3: about this on the show a couple of weeks ago,

8:22 Speaker 3: this lawsuit. And you know, the thing is, when you

8:26 Speaker 3: get to be as successful as Taylor Swift, you know,

8:29 Speaker 3: you've got all the money in the world, and that's great,

8:32 Speaker 3: but you know, I mean, she's arguably one of the

8:34 Speaker 3: biggest stars in the world right not just in the

8:37 Speaker 3: United States but globally, a global icon if you will truly,

8:41 Speaker 3: I mean she's ascended to that point. But when you

8:43 Speaker 3: have all the money in the world, some people want

8:45 Speaker 3: to take some of it from you. And I'm not

8:47 Speaker 3: just talking about taxes. I'm talking about people who sue you.

8:50 Speaker 3: Now we talked about this again. I forgot it was

8:53 Speaker 3: either two weeks ago or three weeks ago on the

8:55 Speaker 3: show this lawsuit. So when you have money, people sue

8:58 Speaker 3: you to try to get your money. And there is

9:01 Speaker 3: this podcaster named Maren Flagg who has a podcast called

9:08 Speaker 3: Confessions of a Showgirl, who has sued Taylor Swift over

9:16 Speaker 3: a trademark infringement because Taylor Swift has an album called

9:20 Speaker 3: Life of a Showgirl. So Maren flag her podcast is

9:24 Speaker 3: called Confessions of a Showgirl, but she, apparently in her

9:27 Speaker 3: legal team, feels that Taylor Swift has infringed on her

9:30 Speaker 3: trademark with her album Life of a Showgirl. So I

9:34 Speaker 3: guess and by that logic, and so we have an update.

9:37 Speaker 3: That's why we're going there's an update on this that

9:40 Speaker 3: actually really surprises me. But I was surprised by all

9:46 Speaker 3: of this and pretty critical of it because to me,

9:50 Speaker 3: it sounds like a frivolous lawsuit. You know. I mean, yes,

9:54 Speaker 3: both Life of a Showgirl and Confessions of a Showgirl

9:57 Speaker 3: have the word showgirl in them. But by the lie,

10:01 Speaker 3: if you're going to call that trademark infringement, by that logic,

10:06 Speaker 3: I guess Maren Flagg, with her podcast Confessions of a Showgirl,

10:09 Speaker 3: I guess you can't ever have the word show girl

10:11 Speaker 3: and anything ever, because if you do, you're infringing on

10:16 Speaker 3: her trade. I guess she now owns all the rights

10:19 Speaker 3: to the word showgirl. You know, am I gonna end

10:21 Speaker 3: up owing this woman money for even saying the word

10:23 Speaker 3: show girl multiple times on the show today as we

10:26 Speaker 3: talk about this, I mean, you know, by that logic,

10:30 Speaker 3: I guess I should, right, I must owe her something.

10:35 Speaker 3: I mean, it's absurd to me. You know, Life of

10:38 Speaker 3: a Showgirl Confessions of a Showgirl not the same thing.

10:41 Speaker 3: They both use the word showgirl, they also both use

10:45 Speaker 3: the words of and uh you know, I mean, come on,

10:51 Speaker 3: It's very silly to me, and I feel that this

10:53 Speaker 3: is a very frivolous lawsuit. And I agreed with what

10:56 Speaker 3: Taylor Swift's legal team has said about this, that it

10:59 Speaker 3: is frivolous and this woman, Maren Flagg, this podcaster, or

11:02 Speaker 3: she's just cloud chasing. A lot of podcasters do that,

11:06 Speaker 3: by the way. But there's a new wrinkled all of this.

11:12 Speaker 3: Because I thought this would get thrown out. I really did.

11:14 Speaker 3: This is so obviously frivolous, but no. This is an

11:19 Speaker 3: update from a couple days ago. This is from Digitalmusicnews

11:22 Speaker 3: dot Com, one of my favorite websites for music industry news.

11:26 Speaker 3: Judge considers injunction against Taylor Swift's Life of a Showgirl

11:31 Speaker 3: branding as trademark battle intensifies intensifies. So this podcaster Maren Flagg,

11:39 Speaker 3: who apparently believes that she just owns the rights to

11:42 Speaker 3: the word showgirl. She's actually getting some traction with this.

11:49 Speaker 3: I guess I really thought this would have gone away

11:51 Speaker 3: by now. I would have thought this would have gotten

11:53 Speaker 3: thrown out for being frivolous, But no, so it says

11:56 Speaker 3: here again. This is from the article from Digital Musicnews

11:59 Speaker 3: dot com. A judge weighs an injunction against Taylor Swift's

12:03 Speaker 3: Life of a Showgirl branding and light of her trademark's

12:07 Speaker 3: prior suspension due to actual showgirl Maren Wade's own trademark. Oh,

12:15 Speaker 3: by the way, so about the name because I said

12:18 Speaker 3: Maren Flag. Maren Flagg is her legal name, but she's

12:24 Speaker 3: a former Vegas showgirl named Maren Wade, so I guess

12:27 Speaker 3: Maren Wade is her stage name. Maren Flagg is her

12:30 Speaker 3: legal name. So just in case anyone's confused about the

12:35 Speaker 3: Maren's because I was thrown by that for a second. Again,

12:38 Speaker 3: I think this is I think this is absurd. I

12:41 Speaker 3: can't believe this is happening. Don't get me wrong. I

12:43 Speaker 3: mean again, Taylor Swift has all the money in the world.

12:45 Speaker 3: It's not like I feel sorry for her and this

12:47 Speaker 3: kind of thing happens. But this is really absurd to me.

12:50 Speaker 3: But I'm not a legal expert of any kind. I'm

12:52 Speaker 3: a layman, you know, I'm not. I mean, I do know.

12:55 Speaker 3: I do have some knowledge about intellectual property and trademark

12:58 Speaker 3: and copyright and all that kind of thing, just because

13:00 Speaker 3: of some of the work that I've done in the

13:01 Speaker 3: music industry.

13:03 Speaker 7: But I.

13:06 Speaker 3: So I'm not a lawyer. I'm not a legal expert.

13:09 Speaker 3: I'm probably speaking out of turn here, but this just

13:13 Speaker 3: seems absurd to me. All Right, So let's look at

13:17 Speaker 3: this article. Here's the update on this. If you thought

13:20 Speaker 3: former Vegas showgirl Maren Wade legal name Maren Flag was

13:24 Speaker 3: trying to ride Taylor Swift's coattails over the latter's Life

13:28 Speaker 3: of a Showgirl branding. Think again when I still think that.

13:32 Speaker 3: When Taylor Swift's team tried to file their trademark for

13:35 Speaker 3: the megastar's latest album, it was suspended after they discovered

13:39 Speaker 3: a pre existing trademark for Flags, similarly named Confessions of

13:44 Speaker 3: a Showgirl. Even the trademark office thought there could be

13:48 Speaker 3: confusion between the two entities. Okay, let's stop on that

13:52 Speaker 3: for a moment, because I know a little bit about

13:54 Speaker 3: how this part works when you file for a trademark

13:58 Speaker 3: on something. Because apparently when Taylor Swift when her team,

14:06 Speaker 3: when her representation filed for the trademark, I still find

14:10 Speaker 3: this even this is hard to believe, but apparently when

14:13 Speaker 3: they filed for the trademark Life of a Showgirl, it

14:17 Speaker 3: was initially rejected for being too similar to another existing trademark.

14:21 Speaker 3: Now that part surprises me, but it's not unusual. When

14:29 Speaker 3: you file for a trademark. Sometimes you get rejected on

14:35 Speaker 3: the first pass because you have to supply additional you

14:39 Speaker 3: have to make some clarifications about what exactly the branding

14:43 Speaker 3: the trademark that you're filing for, what it's going to

14:45 Speaker 3: be used for, how it's going to be used, and

14:48 Speaker 3: if there is a concern that it's too close to

14:51 Speaker 3: an existing trademark, you have to kind of you have

14:54 Speaker 3: to supply documentation or explanations explaining why it's not and

15:01 Speaker 3: why there is not going to be any confusion, because

15:04 Speaker 3: again we're talking about two different things. Not only you know,

15:07 Speaker 3: I'm sorry the word showgirl is in both names, but

15:09 Speaker 3: that's not enough from my perspective. Not only that, but

15:13 Speaker 3: Life of a Showgirl is the name of an album

15:16 Speaker 3: by Taylor Swift, Confessions of a Showgirl is the name

15:20 Speaker 3: of a podcast by a former Las Vegas showgirl. To me,

15:24 Speaker 3: those two things are different enough that no one is

15:28 Speaker 3: going to be confused. No one is going to be confused.

15:31 Speaker 3: But very often when you file for a trademark, it

15:35 Speaker 3: does it may get I know because I've done it.

15:38 Speaker 3: It may get rejected on the first attempt, and you

15:42 Speaker 3: might have to supply, you might have to resubmit and

15:45 Speaker 3: supply additional information and clarifications. So I'm surprised the trademark

15:49 Speaker 3: off is even rejected it the first time as being

15:52 Speaker 3: too similar. But they did apparently they did. We know that,

15:58 Speaker 3: But so Swift her team then had to resubmit it.

16:01 Speaker 3: I assume they made whatever clarifications they needed to and

16:05 Speaker 3: were able to trademark Life of a Showgirl. So again,

16:08 Speaker 3: it's just not unusual for that to go that way.

16:11 Speaker 3: It happens. Okay, Now, according to the article the initial rejection,

16:17 Speaker 3: it says that's an important detail because it proves that

16:20 Speaker 3: Swift's team was aware of Flag's brand ahead of time,

16:24 Speaker 3: but opted to go ahead with their own showgirl project. Okay,

16:29 Speaker 3: so we do know, right, So, as the article points out,

16:33 Speaker 3: so Swift's legal team knew, I mean, they probably didn't

16:37 Speaker 3: know or they may not have known when they filed

16:39 Speaker 3: the initial trademark, but when they had to submit a

16:42 Speaker 3: follow up to get the trademark, they knew about Confessions

16:46 Speaker 3: of a Showgirl Megan Wade's podcast. But again, so what

16:52 Speaker 3: clearly two different things? So what who cares? Okay? It

16:56 Speaker 3: says here the lawsuit filed by Flag and her team

16:59 Speaker 3: argue that Swift's massive commercial footprint has caused reverse confusion

17:06 Speaker 3: quote unquote that's their term. I didn't know this was

17:08 Speaker 3: a thing. You know, you hear terms like reverse discrimination

17:10 Speaker 3: and things like that. I didn't know about reverse confusion.

17:14 Speaker 3: That must be a legal term, reverse confusion that effectively

17:17 Speaker 3: erodes and absorbs her decade old federally registered Confessions of

17:21 Speaker 3: a Showgirl trademark. Swift's team clapped back, stating that her

17:27 Speaker 3: album is an expressive work protected by the First Amendment,

17:32 Speaker 3: making an injunction extreme and unnecessary. They also took it

17:36 Speaker 3: a step further, asserting that Flag rode Swift's enormous marketing

17:41 Speaker 3: machine for eight and a half months and reaping all

17:47 Speaker 3: the benefits of potential confusion between the two brands before

17:51 Speaker 3: filing her lawsuit. Yeah, and there is evidence of that

18:01 Speaker 3: of Megan Flag trying to ride the coattails. See, you can't.

18:06 Speaker 3: You can't try to lag. I mean, look, it's smart.

18:10 Speaker 3: You can. You can overshoot and end up looking desperate,

18:13 Speaker 3: which Megan Flag, Megan Wade whatever you want to call her,

18:16 Speaker 3: not Megan Maren sorry the podcaster. You can overshoot and

18:22 Speaker 3: end up looking desperate if you're not careful. But anytime,

18:25 Speaker 3: and this is one of the first things I learned

18:26 Speaker 3: in the music industry. Anytime that you can somehow associate

18:30 Speaker 3: yourself with an entity of some sort that is bigger

18:34 Speaker 3: than you. It can only help you, right, It adds

18:36 Speaker 3: to your credibility. These days, we refer to it as

18:40 Speaker 3: social proof.

18:41 Speaker 8: Right.

18:41 Speaker 3: Anytime that you can associate with an entity that is

18:43 Speaker 3: bigger than you, that can be helpful as long as

18:45 Speaker 3: it's a positive association. So I can see why the

18:50 Speaker 3: podcaster would attempt to do that, But you can't try

18:55 Speaker 3: to do that. And then, I mean, again, I'm not illegal, like,

19:00 Speaker 3: but I'm just thinking about this Logically, you can't try

19:03 Speaker 3: to do that intentionally, go out of your way to

19:05 Speaker 3: associate with something bigger, a larger entity, and then turn

19:08 Speaker 3: around and say that larger entity has harmed me because

19:12 Speaker 3: that larger entity what they harmed you by creating what

19:17 Speaker 3: you ended up using as an opportunity to try to

19:20 Speaker 3: boost your own profile, and then when that didn't work

19:22 Speaker 3: out for you, you turn around and you file a lawsuit.

19:26 Speaker 3: This is so frivolous to me. I can't believe this

19:29 Speaker 3: is still going on. Okay, it says here Taylor Swift's

19:35 Speaker 3: trademark application. This is an important detail Taylor Swift's trademark

19:38 Speaker 3: application for Life of a Showgirl, filed by her intellectual

19:43 Speaker 3: property management company, Task Rights Management, hit a major roadblock

19:48 Speaker 3: at the United States Patent and Trademark Office back in March.

19:52 Speaker 3: Rather than being simply approved, the application was hit with

19:56 Speaker 3: a non final likelihood of confusion refuse usual and was

20:01 Speaker 3: officially suspended. That means that, while no action has been

20:08 Speaker 3: taken thus far, the judge has concluded hearings on the

20:11 Speaker 3: matter by stating that she quote planned to issue a

20:16 Speaker 3: written ruling shortly unquote In theory that could mean a

20:21 Speaker 3: legal injunction against Taylor Swift's branding, given that Flag's own

20:27 Speaker 3: legal trademark precedes it. It's the latest interesting twist in

20:31 Speaker 3: what seemed at face value like a potentially frivolous lawsuit.

20:36 Speaker 3: And that's that's the update. So this is a this

20:38 Speaker 3: is a new twist. Uh again, Uh, this is a

20:44 Speaker 3: potentially frivolous lawsuit. This is a frivolous lawsuit. I mean,

20:47 Speaker 3: I'm sorry, they're not They're not the same thing. And

20:52 Speaker 3: you know what this kind of reminds me of though

20:55 Speaker 3: when I think about, actually, I'm gonna look this up.

21:02 Speaker 3: There was a band. Okay, so for years and years

21:05 Speaker 3: and years there was a band, well, Guns n' Roses,

21:11 Speaker 3: the Axel Rose would would talk about this album called

21:14 Speaker 3: Chinese Democracy, and it was a weird thing. Like for

21:20 Speaker 3: those of you who are old enough to remember, Chinese

21:23 Speaker 3: Democracy was talked about and floating around in the ether

21:29 Speaker 3: for I mean, I don't know, it might have been

21:31 Speaker 3: more than a decade before it finally came out, and

21:36 Speaker 3: it was this really weird situation where I guess Axel

21:39 Speaker 3: Rose just really liked that title Chinese Democracy and thought

21:43 Speaker 3: that would be a great name, the perfect name for

21:46 Speaker 3: the next Guns n' Roses album. Because the title of

21:49 Speaker 3: the album was announced as being Chinese Democracy in theory

21:53 Speaker 3: before anything was even recorded for it. It was just like,

21:56 Speaker 3: which is weird? I always thought that was so bizarre

22:02 Speaker 3: that he decided the name and announced the name like

22:08 Speaker 3: before there was ever even a hint that the album

22:12 Speaker 3: was going to be coming out, and it became just

22:15 Speaker 3: this running joke. Oh yeah, there's there's this make believe

22:18 Speaker 3: album called Chinese Democracy by Guns n' Roses that we

22:21 Speaker 3: all know is never going to come out, by the way. Eventually,

22:24 Speaker 3: it did eventually, but that title existed for so long

22:30 Speaker 3: and for whatever reason, Axel Rose was so committed to

22:34 Speaker 3: the idea, the concept that that was going to be

22:36 Speaker 3: the name of the album. So finally, somebody, and forgive me,

22:40 Speaker 3: I cannot remember who it was, so I'm looking it up.

22:43 Speaker 3: I'm trying to google this as quickly as I can

22:45 Speaker 3: while I'm live on the air. Another band tried to

22:53 Speaker 3: call their album Chinese Democracy. What band tried to steal

22:59 Speaker 3: the name, which I thought at the time was hilarious.

23:03 Speaker 7: Oh?

23:03 Speaker 3: Was the Offspring? I found it? The Offspring punk band

23:09 Speaker 3: The Offspring tried to steal the Chinese Democracy name from

23:13 Speaker 3: Guns n' Roses in April of two thousand and three.

23:16 Speaker 3: Capitalizing on Axel Rose's lengthy delay in releasing the album,

23:20 Speaker 3: the Offspring issued a press release announcing their new album

23:24 Speaker 3: would be titled Chinese Democracy and then in parentheses, you snooze,

23:28 Speaker 3: you Lose. That was going to be the full title,

23:30 Speaker 3: Chinese Democracy. You choose, you snooze, you Lose. Axel Roses

23:34 Speaker 3: camp quickly responded with a cease and desist order. The

23:38 Speaker 3: Offspring eventually dropped the name and released their record as Splinter.

23:44 Speaker 3: I always I always thought that was hilarious when the

23:50 Speaker 3: Offspring did that. Chinese Democracy you snooze, you lose. Oh

23:54 Speaker 3: and by the way, because I'm looking at it here,

23:56 Speaker 3: it was fourteen years years of this mythical, mysterious album

24:04 Speaker 3: called Chinese Democracy by Guns n' Roses, fourteen years until

24:08 Speaker 3: it finally came out at But sure enough, he went

24:13 Speaker 3: with that title. He just really loved that title, I guess.

24:16 Speaker 3: But yeah, the offspring, uh, the offspring that was I

24:25 Speaker 3: guess it was an April fool's joke by them, according

24:27 Speaker 3: to this other article that I'm looking at. But yeah,

24:29 Speaker 3: they went with that title and they got to see

24:31 Speaker 3: some decision. But see a lot of how does that

24:34 Speaker 3: even work? Because a lot of albums, just like a

24:36 Speaker 3: lot of song titles, you know, there's a lot of

24:38 Speaker 3: song titles where you know, you think about a song

24:41 Speaker 3: title and you say, well, there's a million songs that

24:43 Speaker 3: have that title, and there's there certainly are albums where

24:47 Speaker 3: more than one artist has the same album title. I

24:51 Speaker 3: just want to see if there's any other examples of this.

24:54 Speaker 3: Are there other examples, God bless ai, are there other

24:58 Speaker 3: examples of this type of thing? And just see if

25:06 Speaker 3: there are, because I'm curious now that we're talking about

25:09 Speaker 3: this while direct Attempts to hijack a highly anticipated album

25:16 Speaker 3: name to troll a rival are rare. The music industry

25:20 Speaker 3: has seen several famous battles over stolen album titles, parody

25:23 Speaker 3: naming wars, and branding beefs. Oh, there's a few of

25:27 Speaker 3: them here, all right, let's look at this. The first

25:29 Speaker 3: one Limp Biscuit versus Ministry. In two thousand and one,

25:34 Speaker 3: Fred Durst announced the highly anticipated new Olympiscuit album would

25:37 Speaker 3: be titled less than Zero. Hearing this, Al Jorgensen, frontman

25:42 Speaker 3: of the industrial metal band Ministry, decided to mess with them.

25:45 Speaker 3: Ministry quickly announced that their upcoming album would also be

25:49 Speaker 3: called less than Zero to steal olymp Biscuits thunder Durst

25:54 Speaker 3: backed down and changed his album title to Chocolate Starfish

25:58 Speaker 3: on the Hot Dog Flavored Water, while Three eventually released

26:01 Speaker 3: their album as how do you even say that? In

26:04 Speaker 3: a moss? I can't even say it. Long word starts

26:09 Speaker 3: with a probably a made up word. But yeah, I

26:12 Speaker 3: didn't know about that. I did not know about that.

26:14 Speaker 1: But less than Zero.

26:15 Speaker 3: That's also the name of a movie, less than Zero.

26:19 Speaker 3: If this album had come out as lesson zero, would

26:23 Speaker 3: one of the producers of the movie Sue Limpiscuit for that.

26:26 Speaker 3: I mean why not. I mean, if they had the

26:27 Speaker 3: same legal team as Maren Wade the Podcaster, I'm sure

26:31 Speaker 3: they would. Let's see The Replacements versus the Beatles. Oh,

26:39 Speaker 3: the Replacements tried to release an album called let It

26:41 Speaker 3: Be Can't do that Ugly Kid Joe versus two Live

26:45 Speaker 3: Crew over the title as ugly as they want to be. Yeah,

26:50 Speaker 3: there's a bunch of examples of it. But yeah, good stuff.

26:56 Speaker 3: But anyway, I just say all that to say Marin Wade,

26:59 Speaker 3: Maren whatever the Podcaster, her lawsuit is frivolous. Hey, let's

27:03 Speaker 3: play a grim Rock song. This is gonna be the

27:06 Speaker 3: This is the first grim Rock song that we ever

27:08 Speaker 3: played on the show. His first single, I believe It's

27:10 Speaker 3: called Don't You grim Rock is gonna be here with

27:12 Speaker 3: us a little bit later. Jenny is here. Now I'm

27:14 Speaker 3: gonna go let her into the building. But here it is.

27:16 Speaker 3: This is don't You from grim Rock, who will be

27:18 Speaker 3: joining us live in studio in just a little bit

27:20 Speaker 3: stick around.

27:55 Speaker 1: Show me.

28:00 Speaker 9: I think you.

28:03 Speaker 1: The clock is let take out tripping, Don't you go away?

28:15 Speaker 1: Don't you go what you like?

28:19 Speaker 10: Don't you know?

28:23 Speaker 7: What you tell me?

28:44 Speaker 1: So many knew I think you'll mine? Where is it really?

28:56 Speaker 1: House time? Man boat going run anyway? Don't you know

29:04 Speaker 1: what you man?

29:07 Speaker 7: Don't you know? You an know what you mad? Don't

29:32 Speaker 7: you go away?

29:35 Speaker 1: What you what you.

29:39 Speaker 7: Did?

29:40 Speaker 1: You get your bloo?

30:15 Speaker 3: That is, don't you by? Grim Rock and grim Rock

30:18 Speaker 3: will be here in a little bit. This is, of

30:21 Speaker 3: course Matt Connordon Unleashed and we're live from the studios

30:24 Speaker 3: of WMNH ninety five point threem Glorious of Manchester, New Hampshire.

30:28 Speaker 3: Jenny is here at the news table. She has arrived.

30:31 Speaker 11: I have arrived cold Yeah.

30:33 Speaker 3: It is yeah, and we're gonna be going to see

30:36 Speaker 3: Grimrock of course tonight. The show is called Demons at

30:39 Speaker 3: the Disco. It is at the spot in Manchester. I mean,

30:42 Speaker 3: I'm sorry not in Manchester.

30:45 Speaker 11: I'm excited.

30:45 Speaker 3: Opening for the Melted Chapsticks. Let's see show is at

30:50 Speaker 3: eight pm. It is all ages, ten dollars cover at

30:53 Speaker 3: the door and yeah, really looking forward to that. And

30:56 Speaker 3: of course he's gonna be here in a little bit.

30:57 Speaker 3: Is he playing live in the studio or is he

30:59 Speaker 3: just coming in?

31:00 Speaker 11: He's definitely coming in as grim.

31:02 Speaker 3: Oh Okay, so he'll be in full uh full, Yes, Yeah, he.

31:06 Speaker 11: Wanted me to forewarn anyone who may be around.

31:09 Speaker 7: Right.

31:10 Speaker 11: No, that's that's great, so they wouldn't be concerned when

31:14 Speaker 11: they saw him.

31:15 Speaker 3: Right.

31:15 Speaker 12: He's awesome and his character is awesome, and we've known

31:18 Speaker 12: him for years and it's such a delight that where

31:20 Speaker 12: he's going to be live with us.

31:22 Speaker 11: He's definitely here. I saw his post.

31:24 Speaker 12: He's in he's in New Hampshire. Yeah, this is an

31:28 Speaker 12: exciting trip for them too. They're going all over the

31:31 Speaker 12: country and that's awesome.

31:34 Speaker 3: Absolutely. Uh, let's see if let's if you are just

31:37 Speaker 3: joining us too. Right before the song I played, while

31:40 Speaker 3: not played, I talked about the latest uh. We talked

31:44 Speaker 3: about some music industry news, the latest chapter in the

31:47 Speaker 3: saga of Taylor Swift versus a podcaster who is suing

31:50 Speaker 3: her over the name life of a showgirl. And again

31:53 Speaker 3: I maintained my position that it is a terribly frivolous

31:56 Speaker 3: lawsuit and it's really silly. But unfortunately Maren Wade's legal

32:02 Speaker 3: team seems to have scored what could be a victory

32:06 Speaker 3: as they continue to push this forward. And I really

32:09 Speaker 3: thought it would get thrown out by now, So I'm

32:10 Speaker 3: pretty stunned.

32:12 Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, like, why is it still here?

32:14 Speaker 13: Yeah?

32:14 Speaker 12: I was listening to you on the way in. Yeah,

32:16 Speaker 12: of course, but yeah, and here we are yet again.

32:21 Speaker 11: Appear well.

32:22 Speaker 3: I was being of frivolous lawsuits. So this is something

32:24 Speaker 3: that popped up from a digitalmusicnews dot com uh filing

32:29 Speaker 3: frivolity against Nelly. Judge saddles attorney suing the rapper with

32:34 Speaker 3: a heavy fine. So there can be consequences for filing

32:38 Speaker 3: a frivolous lawsuit, it says here Ouch, the attorney who

32:42 Speaker 3: sued Nelly for allegedly excluding his former bandmates from credits

32:47 Speaker 3: for his wildly successful debut solo album Country Grammar, has

32:51 Speaker 3: been ordered to pay the rappers legal fees. Precious Felder Gates,

32:57 Speaker 3: that's the attorney's name. The attorney funny with their parents,

33:05 Speaker 3: Precious Felder Gates, who would do that to their kid?

33:09 Speaker 3: The attorney for per former Saint Lunatic's member Ali Jones.

33:13 Speaker 3: So if you don't know, if you don't know Saint Lunatics,

33:16 Speaker 3: that's the sort of the supergroup that Nelly was a

33:20 Speaker 3: part of, the hip hop supergroup. They released I think

33:22 Speaker 3: multiple albums as Saint Lunatics and I think they performed

33:25 Speaker 3: at the Super Bowl as as or it was Nelly

33:29 Speaker 3: performing at the Super Bowl, but Saint Lunatics joined him

33:32 Speaker 3: or something. I can't remember exactly, but so. The attorney

33:34 Speaker 3: for former Saint Lunatic's member Ali Jones, who launched litigation

33:39 Speaker 3: against Nelly, has been ordered to pay sixty seven and

33:44 Speaker 3: eighty six dollars to reimburse the Country Grammar rapper for

33:49 Speaker 3: legal fees he incurred while battling the quote frivolous copyright lawsuit.

33:54 Speaker 3: So you know, think about that before we file a

33:56 Speaker 3: frivolous lawsuit against someone. You might end up paying the

33:58 Speaker 3: legal fees and it could blow up in your face.

34:01 Speaker 12: Seriously, this should be more accountability to people that use

34:04 Speaker 12: the legal system as a vengeful weapon.

34:07 Speaker 3: Absolutely, Nelly's legal counsel Kennethy Freudblitch or Freundlich said, quote

34:13 Speaker 3: courts have limited patients for litigation used as a weapon

34:17 Speaker 3: rather than a remedy. Frivolous litigation isn't free unquote. Filed

34:25 Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four, the lawsuit originally claimed that Nelly

34:28 Speaker 3: intentionally excluded his former Saint Lunatic's bandmates from credits and

34:32 Speaker 3: royalties for his debut solo album, Country Grammar. However, three

34:37 Speaker 3: members Murphy Lee, Kaiwan and City Spud immediately Withdrew, stating

34:45 Speaker 3: they never authorized the case and wanted no involvement. Ultimately,

34:49 Speaker 3: Ali Jones dropped the suit in April last year after

34:53 Speaker 3: Nelly's team argued that it violated the three year statute

34:56 Speaker 3: of limitations. It's a tight statute of limitations three years.

35:00 Speaker 3: But Nelly and Universal Music Group ugh that that name

35:03 Speaker 3: comes up all the time. UMG we talking about lawsuits.

35:06 Speaker 3: They're always involved in lawsuits. Nelly and UMG quickly went

35:11 Speaker 3: to work seeking sanctions, legal penalties for a frivolous case,

35:15 Speaker 3: and reimbursement for unnecessary fees. Now, a federal judge is

35:21 Speaker 3: ruled that Jones's attorney must pay sixty seven, five hundred

35:24 Speaker 3: and eighty six dollars for more than one hundred and

35:26 Speaker 3: fifty hours of legal work done by Nelly's three lawyers.

35:31 Speaker 11: That's an insane amount of money.

35:32 Speaker 1: Wow.

35:33 Speaker 3: Though attorney Precious Felder Gates posited that Nelly's demands were excessive,

35:39 Speaker 3: a judge largely rejected those arguments, ruling in October that

35:44 Speaker 3: it should have been patently obvious that the case was doomed. Initially,

35:50 Speaker 3: Nelly's lawyers asked for seventy eight thousand and seven dollars,

35:54 Speaker 3: which Feldergates argued was unreasonable and that the hours worked

35:59 Speaker 3: were excessive, but the judge ruled that the case required

36:02 Speaker 3: detailed work and that the rates were in fact, quote

36:05 Speaker 3: in line with both the prevailing market rates and the

36:08 Speaker 3: rates charged by attorneys of similar experience unquote. So there

36:13 Speaker 3: you go. So maybe something like that will happen to

36:17 Speaker 3: Marin Wade or whatever her name is the podcast or

36:20 Speaker 3: there who's suing Taylor Swift.

36:23 Speaker 11: Right, it's ridiculous. Yeah, it's ridiculous.

36:28 Speaker 7: It is.

36:29 Speaker 3: It is something else too, some YouTube news YouTube reveals

36:35 Speaker 3: This is from music ally dot com. YouTube reveals latest

36:38 Speaker 3: changes to its AI content label system. This is something

36:42 Speaker 3: that you know could affect musicians and anybody who's creating

36:45 Speaker 3: content on YouTube, like the show for example, we stream

36:48 Speaker 3: on YouTube, says here. YouTube has been labeling AI generated

36:52 Speaker 3: videos since twenty twenty four if the creators disclosed their

36:56 Speaker 3: use of AI tools when uploading it. Now, the company

36:59 Speaker 3: has made some changes to its labeling system. First, the

37:03 Speaker 3: labels will now be simpler and more prominent, shown directly

37:07 Speaker 3: below the video player for long form videos and as

37:10 Speaker 3: an overlay within YouTube shorts. The big change, though, is

37:14 Speaker 3: that YouTube is now using its own AI detection technology

37:17 Speaker 3: to spot videos that are AI generated. Oh good, but

37:20 Speaker 3: haven't been disclosed as such.

37:23 Speaker 11: I like this change.

37:25 Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean yeah, it's like change. It makes sense,

37:30 Speaker 3: it does. YouTube said quote. If a creator does not

37:34 Speaker 3: specify whether or not they used AI, but our systems

37:38 Speaker 3: detect significant photorealistic AI use, we will now automatically apply

37:44 Speaker 3: labels unquote if the system falls flat, because this is

37:49 Speaker 3: something I always worry about people getting caught in the

37:51 Speaker 3: net who shouldn't be. If the system false flags of video,

37:55 Speaker 3: the creator will be able to update its disclosure status

37:58 Speaker 3: in the YouTube studio dash unless they used YouTube's own

38:02 Speaker 3: AI tools or their video includes metadata showing that it

38:08 Speaker 3: is fully generative generative AI.

38:12 Speaker 14: Uh.

38:13 Speaker 3: YouTube's added in its announcement quote It's important to note

38:17 Speaker 3: that it is disclosure label alone does not change how

38:20 Speaker 3: a video is recommended or whether it's eligible to earn

38:24 Speaker 3: money unquote. Yeah.

38:26 Speaker 15: So.

38:27 Speaker 3: Part of why that's important for content creators on YouTube

38:31 Speaker 3: is if you you know if your content is monetized

38:34 Speaker 3: or monetizable. You know, if it's fully AI generated, they're

38:39 Speaker 3: not going to let you monetize it. But there's a

38:41 Speaker 3: lot of things that you can't monetize on YouTube anyway,

38:44 Speaker 3: you know, for.

38:47 Speaker 12: Identifying AI and holding the creators of AI accountable for

38:51 Speaker 12: the materials they used to train their machines. There was

38:56 Speaker 12: a thing I saw earlier about people who have had

39:00 Speaker 12: their books because I got to notice as I have

39:02 Speaker 12: a published people who have had their books taken illegally

39:07 Speaker 12: and used to train AI. Now there's law firms suing

39:11 Speaker 12: for that. You talk about lawsuits all the artists who

39:14 Speaker 12: have been completely ripped off to create this stuff and

39:18 Speaker 12: then it gets put out there. And what I don't

39:21 Speaker 12: like is some of the stuff is so good it

39:23 Speaker 12: tricks people, right, and that's risky in so many ways.

39:28 Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple other quick things. This relates to something

39:34 Speaker 3: we talked about on the show. I think a couple

39:35 Speaker 3: of weeks ago. Individual states are making laws about capping

39:42 Speaker 3: the resale value of tickets. And what that means is

39:45 Speaker 3: people who scalp tickets. So and I don't mean just individuals.

39:49 Speaker 3: You know, like we've all seen, if you've been to concerts,

39:51 Speaker 3: you've all seen people outside, you know, trying to sell

39:54 Speaker 3: you a ticket. I sold out show. I can sell

39:56 Speaker 3: you a ticket for an exorbitant amount of money. But

39:58 Speaker 3: very often when we talk about this, we're talking websites,

40:01 Speaker 3: resale websites where they buy tickets from Ticketmaster and then

40:05 Speaker 3: resell them, and it's a dirty business. The ticketing business

40:09 Speaker 3: is a really dirty business. So we've talked about that

40:11 Speaker 3: a lot on the show over the years. But now

40:13 Speaker 3: you have individual states that are making laws about actually

40:16 Speaker 3: capping the price at which you can legally resell a ticket,

40:19 Speaker 3: which is going to hurt these resellers. But Vermont has

40:22 Speaker 3: now done this, and I'm actually surprised at how low

40:25 Speaker 3: the cap is. This is from Music Businessworldwide dot com.

40:29 Speaker 3: Vermont caps ticket resale prices at one hundred and ten

40:33 Speaker 3: percent of face value in law backed by Noah Khan.

40:37 Speaker 3: It says Vermont has signed into law a cap on

40:40 Speaker 3: the resale price of concert, entertainment and sporting event tickets.

40:44 Speaker 3: Governor Phil Scott signed h five to one to two

40:47 Speaker 3: into law on Tuesday, May twenty six, capping resale prices

40:51 Speaker 3: at one hundred ten percent of a ticket's original face value.

40:56 Speaker 3: So that means, and again I'm not good at math,

40:58 Speaker 3: but if you are reselling a ticket, you can only

41:01 Speaker 3: market up ten percent because one hundred ten percent of

41:04 Speaker 3: its original face value means you can only market up

41:07 Speaker 3: ten percent, which is not much of a profit, but

41:10 Speaker 3: that's literally how much you can mark up the ticket.

41:14 Speaker 3: The law also bans speculative ticket sales, where a reseller

41:19 Speaker 3: lists tickets they do not yet own, and prohibits secondary

41:23 Speaker 3: ticket exchanges from using deceptive URLs or falsely implying an

41:27 Speaker 3: affirmation with a venue or artist. Vermont is the only

41:31 Speaker 3: US state to have enacted an enforceable cap on ticket prices.

41:36 Speaker 3: So there you go. So Vermont is they're now the

41:39 Speaker 3: first ones to do that, But that is the beginning

41:43 Speaker 3: of a trend. We're gonna take a break, We're gonna

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41:48 Speaker 3: we come back for the third hour, I believe he's

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48:18 Speaker 3: Right now we have the world radio premiere of the

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53:31 Speaker 1: Question, the pupil Reality. Then you been the ls away,

54:34 Speaker 1: you dream.

54:42 Speaker 3: You all right? That is you belong you see that

55:19 Speaker 3: is grim Rock. And we've got grim Rock with us,

55:22 Speaker 3: and we're going to introduce him in just a moment.

55:24 Speaker 3: Jenny is here, of course at the news table for

55:27 Speaker 3: as we have entered our number three new Marrow trace

55:29 Speaker 3: of Matt Connorton Unleashed here from the studios of w

55:33 Speaker 3: m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,

55:36 Speaker 3: New Hampshire. And of course you can stream the show

55:38 Speaker 3: from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton dot com slash live

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55:47 Speaker 3: additional content you can now go to Matt connorton Unleashed

55:49 Speaker 3: dot com our news site which has a full archive

55:53 Speaker 3: and everything you could want to do with the show,

55:55 Speaker 3: and we're adding additional content to that as well. If

55:58 Speaker 3: you aren't listening live. Today is Saturday May thirtieth, two

56:02 Speaker 3: thoy twenty six. Grim Rock is on tour and he's

56:07 Speaker 3: been on the show with us a bunch of times,

56:08 Speaker 3: but now we get to actually meet him. He is

56:09 Speaker 3: here with us live in studio. Let me get that

56:14 Speaker 3: mic on there. We've got the He's actually gonna play

56:16 Speaker 3: a song for us in a moment. But hey, grim,

56:19 Speaker 3: let's see, I cannot hear you. Let me figure out why.

56:24 Speaker 3: Oh I think I hear something. Hey, welcome, Oh I

56:28 Speaker 3: can hear you. That's that's even more than half the battle.

56:34 Speaker 3: Welcome and uh, let me put that camera on. So

56:36 Speaker 3: if you are just listening to the audio of the show,

56:40 Speaker 3: when you get a chance, check out the video because

56:42 Speaker 3: Grim is in his full He's in his full regalia,

56:44 Speaker 3: he's got the makeup on. Everything is wonderful, very very cool.

56:49 Speaker 3: Strum that guitar for me a little, would you. Oh

56:53 Speaker 3: that sounds nice. That sounds nice in the headphones. So

56:57 Speaker 3: Grim's gonna play something for us, and then we're gonna

57:00 Speaker 3: we'll play another studio track and then we'll come back

57:02 Speaker 3: and talk. Take this opportunity to speak with Grim Rock

57:06 Speaker 3: here in studio. But what are you gonna play for

57:07 Speaker 3: us today?

57:08 Speaker 20: I am going to play the track, don't you that

57:10 Speaker 20: you play? I'm gonna attempt to play it on the

57:13 Speaker 20: acoustic for you this but that way, this will be

57:15 Speaker 20: the first time I've actually played it on here. So really, yeah,

57:17 Speaker 20: so we're gonna give it a shot. See what happens.

57:19 Speaker 3: Hey, you know, all right, all right, this will be great?

57:23 Speaker 3: All right, Grim Rock Live in Studio.

58:03 Speaker 21: Le me something you fall, no idea your mind, the

58:11 Speaker 21: clock is no ething in leve lost my mind.

58:19 Speaker 1: Don't you go running away?

58:23 Speaker 3: Don't you know what you mind?

58:24 Speaker 1: Find?

58:27 Speaker 21: Don't you know you running high? Don't you don't you.

58:51 Speaker 1: Tell me something?

58:52 Speaker 9: Meaning?

58:53 Speaker 1: FA know? I think you're fine? Wordy stole turn really

59:03 Speaker 1: long time man?

59:06 Speaker 21: Don't you go running away?

59:10 Speaker 1: Don't you know what you mail?

59:12 Speaker 17: Fan?

59:14 Speaker 1: Don't you know you run in hard? Don't you don't?

59:37 Speaker 1: Don't you go running away? Don't you know you know

59:42 Speaker 1: what you mad?

59:43 Speaker 7: Fan?

59:44 Speaker 1: Don't you know you know you run in hard? Don't

59:48 Speaker 1: you know? Don't you don't tell? Don't you don't