a lot of questions for spotify. that may push them more toward the m&a direction long-term, to be a robust public company, that is probably not what they would say if you asked. matt: thank you so much, alex sherman bloomberg news on spotify. in interesting thought. coming up, the jewelry industry rings in the wedding season p or we will talk about the ceo of online shuler blue nile and a celebrity wedding planner. plus, i'm on demand has pushed delivery dates for some styles back for months. stay with us to find out which ones. ♪ matt: there is a wait list and the actual watch goes on preorder in april. it is possible that apple manufactures these kinds of issues. spring is going to start making house calls. the wireless company is doling out personal services in miami and chicago where subscribers could update their phones. hbo trying to figure out how four new episodes of game of thrones league hours before last night's premier. they were reportedly illegally downloaded more than 100 times. game of thrones is one

. >>> all right, breaking news here on spotify. we go to mel meg terrell. >> this is just crossing from dow jones. spotify is nearing a deal to raise $400 million at a $8.4 billion valuation, dow jones citing people familiar with the matter. also reporting that goldman sachs and abu dhabi's sovereign wealth fund have agreed to invest in this round, which dow jones reports would be the seventh raising money for spotify. so, at the valuation of $8.4 billion, that's up quite a bit from last september when it was valued at $5 billion. again, spotify nearing a deal to raise $400 million, valued at $8.4 billion. melissa, back to you. >> thank you so much, meg tirrell, which is a higher valuation than the current market cap of a pan doctor gentleman. >> guess who's scared now? call the pandora shorts. i'm almost guaranteeing that -- >> that's not a game. >> right or wrong. it is a game, because that's why this whole thing -- >> why are they scared? >> because look at the valuation of spotify, much higher than people thought. >> you think

cory: i'm a spotify guy principally. i met the c.e.o. of spotify at a party one night.y -- it was a crazy shawn parker party where he had snoop dogg performing and -- erik: is there such a thing as shawn parker party that's not crazy? cory: i sure hope not. this party had incredible music acts performing and i found myself outside talking to a bald dude who was the c.e.o. of spotify. he begged me to try it. i insists the music i listened to jazz music is more obscure and harder to find, wasn't going to be there. it was there. i think it demonstrates how that business really is about cataloging individual tastes perhaps even more so in an era where the long tail allows individual users to have the choices they want, not just the tent poles of the jay-zes and jason el dean's of the world. erik: cory, good to see you good, our west coast editor at large out in san francisco. next up -- i too, am i spotify user. i tried itunes radio, waiting to see what the modified beat service looks like. next up -- view from the top rope from the world of sports entertainment. we will lo

we will talk about jay-z's take on spotify.eral agents busted, an amazing bitcoin theft. ♪ cory: you are watching cory: you are watching "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. turkey has been hit with an extensive power outage, the biggest in 15 years. the cause being investigated officials not ruling out the possibility that it was a cyber attack. in greece, the prime minister is asking opposition lawmakers to put an end to austerity measures. he tells parliament and any deal must include restructuring of the country's debt. >> we want a new agreement for development, a new agreement that must have the necessary restructuring of the debt. no country can safely come out to the markets. this is the sour truth. cory: greece submitted a 15-page list of supposed reforms. comcast created a new investment company. they will put $4 billion into the fund. he is investing $40 million of his own money into the fund. hewlett-packard is suing autonomy cofounder and former cfo for $5.1 billion. the suit filed in london. h-p says executives ga

i know you are an investor in spotify, there's pandora. can apple dominate streaming?continue to dominate music? scooter: i don't know if it's domination. i think that there is enough room for all these platforms, because people want to consume constantly in different ways, and there's so much content coming. emily: you are also a tech investor. you have gotten into tech investing. you've invested in spotify, as i've said, uber, pinterest -- how are you getting into these deals? what attracted you to technology? scooter: because i missed one. when i was in college, facebook launched. and i actually e-mailed the creator of facebook, which was on the contact page. there was one profile per picture and responded with eduardo salverin, who was head of business affairs. "thank you for reaching out." i went back-and-forth with them for over four months, saying, "i'm working at so so def, i love to throw parties, i'd love to be involved if there's a way, i could put money into the company." i didn't know what it was going to become. i said we should build this thing, what's f

emily: you have gone into tech investing, invested in spotify huber, pinterest.ou getting into these deals, what attracted you to technology? scooter: when i was in college facebook launched. i actually e-mailed the creator of facebook, which was on the contact page, one profile for picture, and responded with eduardo severin, thank you for reaching out. i went back-and-forth with him over four months saying i'm working at so so def, i throw parties, i would love to be involved. i did not know it would become -- i said, what is facebook? eight schools. i still have the e-mail that says mark decided to launch 36 more schools in two wakes. at this time we don't want to do a deal. emily: you are making movies "the giver," you are making tv shows -- how is that different from making music? scooter: my mom isn't very impressed with anything i do in music, but introducing my mom to meryl streep at the premiere of "the giver," it's ok now that i dropped out of college. emily: how about the tv show? it is doing pretty well. scooter: one more time. monday nights at 9:00 o

in fact according to spotify, sheerhan has seven cuts in the top 20. an expert at putting people to sleep. >> he sure is. my favorite i have to tell you is song for see en a. ever listen to it? you haven't. it's by brian krey. >> lovely. >> elevator music. >> i like it walk through the roses while walking through the meadow. >> i knew you'd have something to say about this. >> look up and see the sun. >> it was in spotify when we were doing hair and makeup. >> really put somebody to sleep there. it's a little different. it's a little different. but this is how i like to a look. >> i look to get my woobie and thrash metal going. >> thrash metal? >> this is in your office? >> yeah. i get myself a cup of sleepy time tea. i start snoring a little. >> it's the thrash metal. >> i can feel the caffeine coming through my veins at this point. >> helps me do that. >> you could have done wayne's world possibly. >> excellent. >>> coming up in the mix wayne's world, no. >> new video surface of this epic heist in london. playing out on camera and how they got away.

took her music off spotify.an entire new generation of people who want to make money and be recognized for their work. >> can you pay money for them to stop playing "happy." >> you must love taylor swift? >> well that's my thing. >> good. i'm glad. >> she writes all her stuff. microsoft is hoping that maybe the third time is the charm for a laptop hybrid that hasn't caught on. will the surface 3 fair betterbetter? >> they say they're the laptop replacement. they also want to be a lower cost price point. >> i love this -- >> it's actually fun to work with. >> i'm the only one on my stuff, i love this. i think it's terrific. >> there's something for everyone out there. that's the best part of the wide open tech space. >> it has a kick stand. >> neil cavuto needs a kick stand. >> i always wondered why people frown on this. they always say microsoft -- >> microsoft has a rap for not being really cool. (?) here's what they're doing better now. they're making microsoft office suite available on all the products. the c

evaluation is double what spotify was worth and a member of the 2013 financing round.ket value should be as high as $6 billion. jean says the e-commerce company could you best for businesses including a self korean business site. as much as $730 million. right now, it says it should be 20% higher in part because of the valuation. groupon has about $1 billion on hand. executives at pepsi quantitative person familiar with the matter, pepsi has signed a multiyear agreement replacing coke or the deal would give pepsi official status. those were your talked stories -- top stories. the company being pushed to spin off its chipmaking unit. and if he the future of golf? looking at deals after a predominating performance. stephanie: we all want to get places faster and cleaner. promises that cannot quite deliver, the transportation of the future will be arriving before you know it. here is some of that insight into what you can expect with a man investing in green energy companies. welcome. when we think about transportation of the future, is it all about teslas? we love them b

. ♪ cory: spotify, serious, samsung -- they all offer streaming music.ming themselves that is up to on the. the cofounder and chief engineer joins me. good to see you. and so fascinated by your business. how to you describe what you guys do? guest: we are like a big box in the cloud. we have spent the last eight or nine years going around all over the world and just doing high resolution audio from all of the music labels in over 200 countries, bringing them into the cloud and preparing for this moment right now when we can launch the world's first music cloud. cory: everything you do is awesome? phil: 25 years ago when i started software for rolls-royce, the way we approach software than is you select a database like oracle or microsoft, and you build everything else. the world has come such a long way in software engineering. you don't do that approach with fantastic life forms like amazon web service. software from hundreds of different -- cory: all for the purpose of spitting music out to streaming services. phil: today it's all about integration or

spotify has 60 million users, apple expected to unveil a streaming service this year.. >> taylor swift pulled her music off of spotify last year because she felt the royalty rates she would receive from spotify weren't as valuable. ♪ players gonna play play play ♪ >> reporter: tidal will have a basic membership tier for 10 bucks and premium membership for 20 which will include hi-def audio and exclusive content. >> it puts the emphasis back on making money off of recorded music. >> we have an opportunity to change the way we all experience art. >> reporter: many of the tidal artists from nicki minaj to jason aldean promoting their new venture by turning their twitter pictures blue with the hope of seeing more green and making a lasting splash in the music biz. >> huge names part of this. it is amazing to see them come together. >> the question is will fans follow them to this paid service? >> people are used to getting music for free these days. >> critics say this will be tough. >> even the 60 million on spotify, only 15 million are paid subscribers. only 15 million p

cory: higher resolution than pandora or spotify. what is your role with tidal?o not have one yet. jay-z is a creative genius. he has proved that time and again with his music. as he gets more involved in the tidal service he will find out there are multiple components behind it. the content has to be right. exclusives are going to help to some degree. but the technology behind it is absolutely critical. it is hugely complex. if you build all of that yourself, you should leave that creative part to us the genius of the back end technologists, and that is what people like serious xm and samsung focus on. they focus on the value-added piece. we do the complex stuff behind the scenes. cory: do you think tidal will therefore be limited not only because they are not using you but the depth of catalog, they cannot get unless they sign up with someone like you? then they could get 41 million songs, and not just 10 artists. >> i think tidal will be a fabulous success. that is why we are helping him along the way. cory: also working with neil young and his service. last t

stephanie: that is why a love spotify. i love spotify, i love my relationship.g me mix tapes. erik: what are the authors saying? i have to imagine they hate the idea of a subscription service. it is like going to the library. one book i do not sell any more titles. are they saying capitulation people want to buy books? eric: we really focus on building a model that is great for others, publishers and us as a platform. subscription allows people to find books they might not have. we try our best. what subscription allows is it allows people to find books they otherwise would not have found. ecl a spotify and netflix. stephanie: i love that. don't you? erik: discovery? short. -- sure. if i like it i'll buy it. stephanie: thank you for joining us. eric stromberg ceo of oyster. "market makers" will be back in a moment. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." during the commercial break i was loving on this guy. erik: let's talk about what is happening in the oil markets. stephanie: stephanie: let's talk about the oil markets. erik: the s&p energy index started

he lashed out at competitors like spotify and apple, accusing them of conducting a smear campaign against. the service launched in march. it has fewer than a thousand subscribers but he said he's just fine and in it for the long haul. >>> and another big week for "furious 7." it became the third film ever to make $1 billion domestically and lead the box office for the fourth straight week. "furious 7" brought in over $18 million in north america. paul blart:cop 2 came in second. the much anticipated comic super book avengers age of ultron has grossed $200 million overseas. it opens this friday. it made over $185 million in its debut. anne-marie? >> i think it will be doing quite well in the box office over the weekend. thanks a lot, jill. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. >>> ahead, a group of young dancers twerking at a war monument get into trouble with russian authorities. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. look at 'em! they're lovin' their vegetables. this is huge news! it's all thanks to our bird

spotify came out and has a crazy multi-billion dollar organization. >> they have survived through all of these things. apple radio coming out and rumors of everybody streaming, amazon streaming, all of that and they have survived. the model has survived and that's why i like it. not very short term as a trader. seeing the uptrend and coming off the bottom. i want to buy weakness on that betting that that's going to continue. >> pandora looks like it could be a takeout. >> going to validate the model or prove that it's losing out. >> it has bounced since the spotify valuation a couple weeks ago. i think from 16.5 from 17.80 to 17.92. with these guys. if this sells off anymore down to 17 bucks, you buy it. >> still ahead, microsoft moving higher after the break. we're talking to the analyst that says its earnings report is a step in the right direction for the ceo. that and much more "fast money" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a trend has reached cr

unfairly get access to certain artists or even persuade them to abandon rival streaming services like spotify. eu officials are gathering information and they will not launch an antitrust investigation automatically. as more and more players get into the game it is clear they will be facing legal challenges. genie: turning to other business headlines. ukraine has extended an agreement to buy russian gas at $248 per thousand cubic meter. a hard deal struck to heat ukraine through the winter expired at the end of march. ukraine's naftogas and rush's gazprom have said they will keep the terms for the next three months. marks and spencer has turned the corner after four years of decline. sales of general merchandise grew 0.7% in first quarter. led by a successful fashion line and more online traffic. sales were up by under 1%. net shares jumped to their highest level in seven years in early morning trading. workers at a shoe factory in vietnam have ended a weeklong strike after the government agreed to their demands on retirement payouts. the country often sees demonstrations overpay or working c

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spotify has $10 billion. itune has $8 billion. iheart radio billions.e 65 million. >> yes. >> rich getting richer equity values. you tube 390 billion. apple 760 billion, spotify8000000000. tidal 60 million. >> just 60 million, way below everybody else but those others have been for years. >> tidal pays 75 percent royalty rates to all artist and not just founding members on the stage. he says they have a great relationship with indy artists to help them get their platform. >> that is why artists love it. you should go with tidal over other ones. >>> is your teen looking for a summer job. you don't want them hanging around all summer. >>> why teens will be competing with adults and hot tips for a hot college grad. >> there are more jobs for college grads then since 19 -- since 2007. ♪ ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. we don't actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed t

she pulled her music off spotify. and a dozen more acts. reports "rolling stone." and rihanna and beyonce, who signed up for a piece of the action at tidal. >> artists what to know how much money they're getting per stream. >> reporter: with megamillions at stake, it's just the kind of showdown cookie from "empire" would love. >> the streets airport made for everybody. that's why they make side walks. >> that's right, boo-boo kitty. >> we're going to find out who is taking the sidewalk on this one. >>> coming up supermodel guys sell is opening up about the real reason she's retiring from the runway. and no it's not to teach her husband how to throw a baseball. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? ...can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder. ...and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficu

. >> so if that's the case spotify says this is guy right here ed sheer han is your man.teners favorite when it comes to unwinding via music ♪ so honey now, take me ♪ >> sleep. right there, it's the world's most streamed sleep song. in fact, according to sportify sheer han has seven cuts in the top 20 when it comes so sleep songs. he's an expert at putting people to sleep. >> he sure is. my favorite is "song for esee and siena." we have it. it's by brian crane. >> lovely. >> it's not elevator music. >> i like to watch the roses while walking through the meadow. makes me think of stars. >> i knew you would have something to say about this. >> wow. look up. and see the sun. what is this? >> you know what, it was in spotify when we were doing hair and makeup. >> okay. here's mine. it's a little different. just a little different but this is how i like to unwind. just take a look. you know i like to get my whoopie. get some good thrash metal going. >> thrash metal is your choice? >> yeah. >> that puts to you sleep right there. this is in your office. >> yeah. i get myself a c

spotify could be worth $8 billion if their round of financing goes off without a hitch.e familiar says the latest round is around $400 million. it is twice from when they raised money in 2013. netflix is going with a huge stock split. they're asking investors to increase their work. $454.57 perding at share. "very seven -- 7" has topped the american domestic box office. it is packed with stunts. it paid tribute to its founding aar, paul walker, who died in car crash in 2013 before the film was completed. staying with the media, the premier of game of thrones is underway in the u.s. but many around the world has gotten their hands on it the episode after they were leaked. millions of downloads taking place. early.r: it comes nearly half of the fifth season, 4 episodes linked. people on facebook saying i already watched all cointreau. -- all cointreau. -- all 4. it will change how hbo manages. they debuted the hbo now service days after the season premiere which was online only subscription a you do not have to pay for the tv cable subscription to watch. it was the first t

spotify says sheeran's thinking out loud ranks ass the most streamed song across nearly 3 million sleeps. sam smith also made the list. there's alicia vitarelli she's not asleep talking to ed sheeran. >> a very calming sweet peaceful song. >> it's not bad. >> it gets you in the right place. >>> more new stories a-brazen bandit caught on camera raiding a construction site in beryl hills and now police want him behind bars. >> they are labeled as the free range parents because they let their children roam and this time their children ended up with child protective services. details when we come back. >> ♪♪ >> well, you made it through monday. congratulations. now who is ready for tuesday. couple people. >> let's do it. >> all right, here we go. we're doing fine now on the vine street expressway. you can get on it once again from the eastbound side of the schuylkill yes as advertised the big bridge construction project got under way last night and they closed the eastbound side of the vine but just within the last minute or two they reopened the ramp from 76 eastbound to 676 eastbound look

. >> with spotify. >> with spotify. >> you played a role in that as well. >> definitely. things like that to make the experience more customized is basically the kind of ways we're trying to yeah we're trying to innovate. >> a critical component of uber's success has been the mobile app. what are you doing in terms of innovation with the mobile app? customizing the experience to make sure booking a ride is fast and easy. >> the interesting thing about the mobile app is how customized it is for the different operations teams in the different markets we have. basically rather than building one fixed mobile app we have a number of differ options and capabilities that our operations teams can use to make sure that the app is the best experience for like that particular market so that goes like all the way to selecting the cars people can order. what the icons look like on the map as well as the prices and that kind of thing. >> a lot of the audience using uber or is quite popular i should say but that surge pricing, that always gets me. what do we do about that? >> it's basic

alex: taylor swift has pulled her music off of spotify.ists are looking for ways to make money outside of these free options like andorra, spotify. you see apple, jay-z's tidal. it will look differently in a couple of years. alix: artists have the power this time a run. the close is coming up on "street smart." we will be right back. ♪ alix: welcome to our viewers around the globe. this is "street smart." stocks rising ahead of the closing bell. profits ahead of a big earnings week next week. scarlet fu at the breaking news desk. give us some context for today. scarlet: a pretty broad gain in terms of the advances to decline his ratio. three stocks for every two falling on the new york stock exchange. this is the first three-day events and smith february. financials are the only sector to decline in the s&p 500. jpmorgan and wells fargo will report their earnings and take things out for the earnings season on tuesday. some softer than expected economic data means that could have reason to put on the interest-rate increase from june. you se

now we look at the business, you want to get your music played on beats audio, pandora, spotify.pened licensing that music since the origin of some of those tracks are unknown? >> unfortunately, a lot of the earlier stuff we did, from what we understand, a lot of the legal language that needed to be part of the contracts between ourselves the master, and the publisher, it did not include the word "digital." so it was specifically to vinyl, cassette, cd. a lot of the contracts needed to be reworked. dealing with that, it has taken a lot of time to take -- reach out to those people. >> to make that language, obviously, exist for the benefit of eating the individuals involved. it is a long process. that is why our stuff is not available in the digital world. cory: but you get around the rules by giving it away. >> it is frustrating. we don't want to break any rules but the fans are screaming and they want the music. they enjoy the music and at the end of the day, you want the fans to be able to enjoy the music. or you do what we are doing now through the kickstart her campaign -- ki

. >> pat, spotify just raised a bunch of new money.the freemium version isn't sustainable. where do you fall on that debate? >> i'm told title came out with a more expensive version of spotify and it sounds like something i'm probably not going to get to be honest. like why would i want to pay more to get the same product? i don't really know the answers to all of it. i mostly feel like my heart goes out to young kids that are going to try to make it in the music business because they have to figure out a new way to get people to care about them enough to make -- >> i'm going to disagree with you there because i think whether it's spotify or pandora, youtube, whatever it is has given a voice to younger artist that is before had found it nearly impossible if not -- >> justin bieber was a youtube star. >> but there's too many avenues to get music and not enough tastemakers. so it's confusing. there's so much to do you almost go i'm going to listen to that james taylor radio from 30 years ago. we need taste makers play lists, people to te

it took spotify nine years to be successful.. >> he's reacting to bad press, bad reaction around the big tidal launch. he said, why are these millionaires asking for my money. a lot of artists were lined up and then just last week there was a story that tidal has dropped out of the top 700 itunes downloads and one piece labeling it a flop was referenced by other articles online and all of a sudden three weeks in there's a bunch of stories calling it a flop. >> over and over. >> that right. it's an echo chamber. >> doesn't he have a right to be judged when he's just three months in. >> >> three weeks in. usually the kind of things they're doing is trying to celebrate it. they're trying to innovate offering exclusive music which no one in the streaming game has done yet. it probably will be happen. usually they've had extraordinarily bad reaction. >> who's he unhappy with? >> wheel who don't like him and don't want to pay him money. he's unhappy with the criticism and some of it is widespread. some is coming from the general publi

in fact, according to spotify, sheerhan has seven cuts in the top 20.re is. my favorite, i have to tell you is song for sienna. ever listen to it? you haven't. it's by brian crane. >> lovely. >> elevator music. >> i like it walk through the roses while walking through the meadow. makes me think of stars. >> i knew you'd have something to say about this. >> look up and see the sun. what is this? >> it was in spotify when we were doing hair and makeup. >> really put somebody to sleep there. it's a little different. it's a little different. but this is how i like to unwind. just take a look. >> i look to get my woobie and get good thrash metal going. >> thrash metal? this is your choice? >> this is in your office? >> yeah. i get myself a cup of sleepy time tea. there you go. i start snoring a little. >> that's awesome. >> it's the thrash metal. >> i can feel the caffeine coming through my veins at this point. >> helps me do that. >> you could have done wayne's world possibly. >> excellent. >>> coming up in "the mix" wayne's world, no. best final jeopardy f

>> i'd say first of all my involvement with spotify came back before they entered the u.s..something that i was passionate about as a fan first and foremost. that's how we approach our fund and our business from day one. so looking at it now that space has been moving very quickly and a lot has been happening lately as you know. to be honest our philosophy is we go where our fans are. they will tell us where to go. if they're collecting at facebook, we're on facebook. if they're on twitter, we're on twitter. so forth. >> as musicians, people who like having a big fan base what do you think if they go to a concert is are more important, listening to the music or trying to capture it on a digital device? >> it's funny, because people describe for me early on that going to a concert is actually for a lot of people more of a visual medium than auditory. i tell myself that so if i mess up, i don't feel bad. but mike is anrtist, joe, they both went to art school. creating a rich visual experience is certainly part of the whole experience for fans and we take that really seriously.

mix cloud is an app similar to spot si spotify and pandora.t's a great marketing tool. >>> one website i love to use is i jot.com. it allows you to send a video e-mail and if you get the paid version it allows you to even brand your e-mail so that you're talking and they open their e-mail and they get a video. it's great for customer service and for promotional. >> we use the amazon seller app to help us efficiently source new products. with this app, which is an app for mobile devices, it allows you to either take images of a product or scan a bar code and it will link to the amazon listing for that product, tell you how many third party sellers are selling the product, what the price is they're getting for the product, how much the fees amazon collects for the product and how long amazon expects to be selling the product. it's a wonderful way to quickly go through wholesale catalogs or trade shows and find viable products if you're an amazon third party seller. >>> when we come back making sure you have all the bases covered with your taxes

model but most people will disrupt but we do have electronic artists the number two revenue stream on spotifye more people better listening the more revenue there is. john: so you find a new listeners to make it makes them more accessible and pandora is experimenting with this service cell that is for work famous interact with musicians. if you are a 15 year-old girl listening tunic jonas if you put a thumbs-up then it is possible sudden the he will appear and interact hello. in this case he invited his fans to deal is a long. john: i am most big stars will not do this? to read more are. making bad genuine connection can now happen because of streaming and data knowing who the fans are and where they are simic the most sick amazing example the did not realize how many things it has destroyed ♪i see trees of green♪ ♪red roses too♪ ♪i see them bloom♪ ♪for me and you♪ ♪and i think to myself♪ ♪what a wonderful world♪ ♪music♪ ♪the colors of the rainbow♪ ♪so pretty in the sky♪ ♪are also on the faces♪ ♪of people going by♪ ♪i see friends shakin hands♪ ♪saying how do you do?♪ ♪they're really saying♪ ♪

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look at the business, you want to get your music played on different services, beats audio, pandora, spotifyns to the licensing of that music since the origins of some of those tracks are unknown? >> unfortunately, a lot of the earlier stuff we did on tommy boy, from what we are to understand, a lot of the legal language that needed to be a part of the contract between ourselves the owners of the master, and the publishing, i guess it did not include the world of digital. so it was specifically to final -- vinyl, cassette, cds. it is taking a lot of time to reach out to these different people. >> just reworking the contracts to make that language exist for the benefit of those individuals involved. it is a process. it is a long process to make that happen. that is why our stuff is pretty much unavailable in the digital world. cory: so you are getting around those worlds by giving it away? >> yes, of course, we do not want to break any rules but the fans are screaming. the fans want the music. they enjoy the music. at the end of the day, you want the fans to be able to enjoy the music. or you

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