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Sisterowl

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Posted: Mar. 24 2001, 20:32

I'm sort of embarrassed to ask this question, but my husband found Mike's Voyager cd, which we hadn't listened to in months. Track 4 comes on, "Women of Ireland," and we're racking our brains as to where we have heard the song recently. Much to our chagrin, we checked an adult film that we own. It is called "Pandora's Box." We played the film, and without going into too much detail, the song is used in a group encounter. Can anyone verify this, and if it is the case - as it's not listed in the credits of the film - where can we let him know so that he can file some sort of complaint?

rosko

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Posted: Mar. 25 2001, 03:08

Whether or not it was used in that film has got nothing to do with Mike. He didn't write it. Unless it was Mike's version that appeared in the film, he's got no reason to complain.

Korgscrew

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Posted: Mar. 25 2001, 13:16

If it was his recording of the piece, and the film makers had gained all the relevant permissions, paid the fees, etc, he couldn;t do much about it.
If it was used without permission, then there's a cause for complaint. Whether anyone would actually do anything about it is a different matter...

Of course, the record company may want to see a copy, just to check whether it's Mike's recording or not wink