PirateX's music piece... stolen?! or...

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I was going back to check on some tags when I noticed this:

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when doing some 'research', I came upon this: https://us.audionetwork.com/browse/m/tr ... ahan_12182
listen to the first piece.. (edit: any piece actually, I think it is the other way around, with vocal ****ing shithead creating something and then PirateX using it for his piece)

It is literally desert heat by PirateX, but now there's some ****ing vocal shithead in it.

My question is: Did they just jack pirateX's shit and call it theirs? Or did PirateX find the song, remove the vocals and add it to his own piece?

[[508th_PIR] Grey]

The answer is right there in your link. The second track, Isfahan 2, is clearly the music PirateX "borrowed" for the loading theme.

Did they just jack pirateX's shit and call it theirs? Or did PirateX [jack their shit and call it his]?

FTFY

[Cossack]

Yeah, its PirateX music.

[[508th_PIR] Grey]

Yeah, its PirateX music.

Only if "PirateX" happens to be Terry Devine-King's alter-ego.

Terry Devine-King - IMDb

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Grey;2157479']The answer is right there in your link. The second track, Isfahan 2, is clearly the music PirateX "borrowed" for the loading theme.



FTFY

yeah yeah i know, i tried to get the thread deleted a couple day(s) ago but its whatever.

[LITOralis.nMd]

Grey;2157533']Only if "PirateX" happens to be Terry Devine-King's alter-ego.

Terry Devine-King - IMDb

That is the case.

Always freaks me out when watching some Iraq/Afghan documentary on History Channel/Discovery Channel/etc and they license that song for the program.

[[508th_PIR] Grey]

That is the case.

Always freaks me out when watching some Iraq/Afghan documentary on History Channel/Discovery Channel/etc and they license that song for the program.

Aha! Good to know, thank you, Lito. I could not find a connection between the name and handle anywhere.