In theory, you should pay Royalty Fees to the MCPS-PRS (in the Uk) for the right to play someone elses music, however this is nearly impossible to police. My band regularly played Rage Against The Machine and Guns n Roses live for some time before we wrote our own music, and we never paid royalties.
So, to answer your question in short, if you are performing someone elses music you should legally pay royalties but nobody is going to make you.
The song Clocks by Coldplay can be viewed at no cost on the websites Youtube and Vevo. The official Coldplay website also offers music videos for viewing.
If you were suggesting a song for Coldplay to learn, then you would have to get into contact with them. You may find their contact information on certain fan blogs and websites.
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That is illegal. It is as illegal as selling them.
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The morality and the legality of the problem are two different things. The morality would depend on your beliefs the legality would depend on your country.
If someone wishes to find the lyrics to the song 'Violet Hill' by Coldplay then they can find them on lyricsfreak. They are on many other sites as well and songmeanings not only has the lyrics but also various ideas about what the lyrics really mean.
The legality of it would depend in which country you are in. Many countries do not have such laws. However, I would consider it pretty careless and possibly dangerous.
Contact the Postmaster General in the area for the answer to this question. They will be able to inform you of the legality and the correct actions to take when dealing with this matter.
Interleague is referring to within the league. If someone is playing an interleague team, they are playing someone in the same league as them.
Whether economics, legality, or morality is the most important reason for accident prevention is a matter of personal opinion. Someone more focused on keeping a business operating might select economics while someone focused on avoiding citations and fines might select legality, for example. All are important reasons and should work together to encourage everyone to seek accident prevention.
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