White Noise - The Glorious Sons

Another Bad Day - Vince Neil

Be Love - The Trews

Steal My Sunshine - Len

Voodoo Highway - Badlands

Bad To The Bone - George Thorogood & The Destroyers

My Poor Heart - The Glorious Sons

When Will It Rain - Jackyl

Who You Are - Pearl Jam

It seems Malofiy is stumbling right out the gate. He says at 1:18 that they aren't claiming copyright on sound composition but is appealing because he feels there was an injustice when the jury from the previous trial were not allowed to hear the sound composition. Huh? The female judge seems to call him out on his BS at 2:00 and by 4:33 the middle judge seems to become annoyed with him and shakes his head and by 5:06 has a look on his face like WTF are we doing here before he goes back at Malofiy. By 11:20 the case is falling apart and by 13:27 Malofiy can't even come up with Court examples or even give a convincing argument as to why Taurus' copyright should be outside the scope of sheet music, which would give him grounds for appeal due to infringement. He does not seem prepared at all. Very unprofessional. The excerpt below says it all. Malofiy: "... I think there's many case we cited, I can't, at this moment, go back and tell you weather or not they were Section 9 or not." Female Judge: "Well isn't that critical?" Malofiy: "In every case that we have shown and in every case before this court, even in the 6th circuit, in other courts.... have never held, in Supreme Court, have never held that the deposit copy in any way defines the scope of the copyright protection" Female Judge: "I didn't see any case where the copyright was secured by the deposit that the court held that. Can you cite me a case?" Maloify: "I'll double check on that your Honor and supplement if I may"

Bad Lieutenant - The Sheepdogs

Boogie Chillen' - John Lee Hooker

Two Heads - Jefferson Airplane

Get Right - Pearl Jam

The Sheepdog on Mar 15. I really like this band. They have a nice 70's feel to them. Very Allman Brothers and CSN&Y vibe.