In the old days, people shared music; they didn't care who made it. A song would be owned by a village, and anyone could sing it, change the words, whatever. That is how humans treated music until the late 19th century. Now, with the Internet, we are going back to having tribal attitudes towards music.
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"In the old days, people shared music; they didn't care who made it. A song would be owned by a village, and anyone could sing it, change the words, whatever. That is how humans treated music until the late 19th century. Now, with the Internet, we are going back to having tribal attitudes towards music." — Ryuichi Sakamoto #technologydigitallife
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In the old days, people shared music; they didn't care who made it. A song would be owned by a village, and anyone could sing it, change the words, whatever. That is how humans treated music until the late 19th century. Now, with the Internet, we are going back to having tribal attitudes towards music. — Ryuichi Sakamoto
About Ryuichi Sakamoto
Ryuichi Sakamoto was a Composer from Japan (1952–2023).
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This quote is attributed to Ryuichi Sakamoto, a Composer from Japan.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto lived from 1952 – 2023.
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