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In response to "Their music has been in an ads before because I’ve always wondered how they got around the restriction in the will. -- nm" by spamlet

Indirectly, as far as I know. They license their music for films which use it in the trailer for the film but I don't think they've ever allowed it -- (edited)

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Oct 18 '20, 14:37

in an ad for something or someone.
I don't remember an ad with their music but I could be wrong.
I know a trailer is an ad but I think you know what I mean. :-)

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Yeah, I was trying to think of a commercial, and I don't always think of a trailer as a commercial. -- nm - Tim Oct 18, 14:39 3
- Same. I know it's an ad but it seems different than say for a product like cereal or a car battery. -- nm - Krusty Oct 18, 14:40 2
  - I mean it’s an ad for the product of a film :) -- nm - spamlet Oct 18, 14:42 1
    - Oh, I get that. I'm not at all trying to argue a trailer isn't an advertisement. - Krusty Oct 18, 14:45

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Indirectly, as far as I know. They license their music for films which use it in the trailer for the film but I don't think they've ever allowed it -- (edited)

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