Talk:Same Jeans

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Cornershop[edit]

I am removing the claim that 1965 Records settled out of court. The band's manager made the following statement [1]

"Cornershop DID try to sue the View for infringement of copyright. We mutually agreed to have a independent musicologist's report done on the songs to settle the issue. The report (about 12 pages long) compared the songs in every way possible, and concluded that the similarities were : both bands have drums, guitar, bass & a singer. Thus Cornershop have withdrawn their action. Thank you and goodnight. - Grant Dickson, (Two Thumbs)" Citizensmith 10:37, 12 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Fair use rationale for Image:The-View-Same-Jeans.jpg[edit]

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JimBob's Music Massacre[edit]

This section of the article (last line of the first section: "The song was featured in S01E02 of JimBob's Music Massacre in February 2018[2].") seems like blatant self-promotion for a podcast that only has 75 likes on Facebook.