Once upon a time in ye olde, pre-digital days, music fans would have to trek to their local record store on a certain day, usually a Tuesday, to acquire new music  It was the only way.  And in the great new documentary "Good Copy Bad Copy" the sample-happy artist Girl Talk reminisces on those long gone days when some of his fondest memories were formed. In the film he recalls when as a kid being accompanied to the record store with his parents to buy the  then new Nirvana CD Nevermind and how sadly that this nostalgic relationship no longer exists for most young blossoming music fans today.

Directed by European  Andreas Johnsen  the  ever engaging Good Copy Bad Copy, which so far has only been seen on the Danish Broadcasting Corporation television station,  is a well worth watching documentary about music, copyright,  and culture, and where it is headed. The one-hour documentary also features interviews with Danger Mouse, Siva Vaidhyanathan, Lawrence Lessig, and others. Below is a clip from the film. Fittingly this film, which is supportive of copyright free file sharing, is available for free download. You can access the torrent of the XviD version at The Pirate Bay on the site goodcopybadcopy.net  However, since the film producers have still only recouped a quarter of their production costs, they do request a donation - but only  if you liked the film.  And I think you will.