GMC Envoy XUV

[dascoot]

IT'S NOT!!!! :angry:

edit: OK, I've written to GMC and will post any answer I get from them.

 

[The Lost Boy]

Melissa's word is gospel to this site, especially regarding classic rock. Clearly this ad is not using "Tusk" as there is a violin in the commercial, and there is no violin in the band. Also, there is no guitar heard in the GMC commercial. In addition to that I don't think it's legal to "modify" a song to begin with when you buy the rights to use it. Unless you're changing the lyrics of the song.

 

[Rob]

Firstly Dascoot & Lostboy are quite correct it is not Tusk, let's start with some audio, The Envoy Commercial and Fleetwood Mac's Tusk. The tempo's are I dentical but the GMC beats fall on different places. There are no strings in Tusk and is also in a completely different key. Tusk is in D and the Envoy is in A. They sure have tried to make it sound like Tusk but because it's in a different key as well as the beats are different I suppose it doesn't breach any copyright.

But anyway this doesn't clear up who did the music, I had emailed GMC but they didn't know so I'm of to see if I can find out but I'm almost certain this is a commissioned piece from either the usual Amber or Elias.

 

[normacian]

I've been looking all over for that music. After hearing Tusk that is deffinately it. Modified or not that is deffinately Tusk.

Thanks

CO

 

[dascoot]

Jesus.. :blink:
How bout this. Why don't yall just contact Fleetwood Mac via their website and find out for sure?

 

[michelle]

... wow. :blink:

 

[Rob]

Why do I bother?

 

[michelle]

no kidding! :lol:

 

[dascoot]

*sighh*

 

[gmc]

i have contacted gmc too, and im waiting on an answer, i will post it here if they get back to me