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The Phantom Surfers

Play The Great Titles

Play The Great Titles

Hi-Tide Recordings | CAT #: HT-151

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FEATURES

  • Hi-Tide-exclusive CLEAR PURPLE colored vinyl, limited edition of 200
  • For fans of Los Straitjackets, The Bomboras, Man or Astroman?
  • Vinyl housed in vintage-style reverse tip-on jacket

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ARTIST: The Phantom Surfers
LABEL: Hi-Tide Recordings
CAT NO: HT-151
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GENRE / STYLE:

  • Surf
  • Rock

DESCRIPTION

This new Phantom Surfers album contains all original compositions with some of the mort beloved titles from the worlds of music, film and literature. You see, in copyright law, titles of works - such as books, songs, or movies - cannot be copyrighted. This principle exists because titles are generally considered too short and lacking in the originality required for copyright protection. Copyright law is designed to protect "original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium." However, for a work to qualify, it must exhibit a minimal level of creativity and originality (by the way, minimal level of creativity and originality is the Phantom Surfers' motto). A title, by itself, does not meet this threshold. For example, titles like "Gone with the Wind" or "Jailhouse Rock" may be strongly associated with specific works, but the phrases themselves are not protected by copyright. This means other creators could use the same or similar titles without infringing on copyright law. In summation, the Phantom Surfers play their own music - with great titles! -F. Lee Bailey, LLB

TRACKLIST

1. Death of a Salesman
2. The Seven Samurai
3. Ice Ice Baby
4. Eruption
5. Dancing Queen
6. Ulysses
7. Mrs. Robinson
8. Ramblin' Rose
9. In Cold Blood
10. Toot Toot Tootsie!
11. The Black Page
12. Highway to Hell (The Piña Colada Song)
13. Cruel Summer

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