Home Taping Is Killing Music Magnets

Home Taping Is Killing Music!

Home Taping is killing music

Home Taping is killing music -

Home Taping Is Killing Music

Home Taping Is Killing Music

Listen, just download it illegally...

My dirt white version of the classic advertising "Home Taping Is Killing Music. And It's Illegal". Don't pirate! Is not cool, dudes!!

Home Taping Is Killing Music, did you know that when you were making your mixtape you were actually killing music?

a belated response to ye olde, "home taping is killing music, and it's illegal" campaign ... if only we'd listened

a belated response to ye olde, "home taping is killing music, and it's illegal" campaign ... if only we'd listened

a belated response to ye olde, "home taping is killing music, and it's illegal" campaign ... if only we'd listened ... also available in two colour options

My version of the classic advertising "Home Taping Is Killing Music. And It's Illegal". Don't pirate! Is not cool, dudes!!

You need this in your life.

Pen and digital. An image that appeared on LPs in the early 80s warning of album duplication by tape to tape means. This version is my take on that imprint for those who want to own a piece of industry nostalgia!!

HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC vintage print

HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC vintage print

HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC Retro replica shirts of the now iconic anti piracy warning label from the 80s and 90s. A cool alternative to band shirts for music fans.

"Home Taping Is Killing Music" was the slogan of a 1980s anti-copyright infringement campaign by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), a British music industry trade group. With the rise in cassette recorder popularity, the BPI feared that the ability of private citizens to record music from the radio onto cassettes would cause a decline in record sales.

Home taping is killing the music industry

Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.

Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.

Home taping is killing music logo put on records in the 80s. Guilty!!

Taping songs off the radio is illegal

Who remembers those stamps on original audio cassettes in the 90s? Now that's some retro stuff - save our music, don't tape music at home!

HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC

This was printed on a record sleeve from an 80s album pressed in England.

This was printed on a record sleeve from an 80s album pressed in England.

Retro TDK SA-C90 cassete