Facebook warning for Limitless Paradise

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Facebook continues to send us repeated warnings for using we uploaded, ''Limitless Paradise (1981) '' music.
Facebook is demanding that the video be removed or that the copyright holder be given a share of the profits.
Until around 1980, no one complained about using old classical music. By watching old independent 8mm films, future generations will be able to understand the environment of ancient times.
We will release the video of "Limitless Paradise (1981)" as is.
As a result, our Facebook accounts may disappear.
It also leads to recording a part of history.

The synthesizer used in the movie was the one used in the TV program and was recorded on a home analog magnetic cassette tape. At the time, Harada didn't know that it was a Vangelis song.

The Mary Poppins music that plays at the end was replayed by an unknown Japanese company and sold on cassette tape as a film music omnibus. Harada purchased and used a second-hand item.

All classical music uses record versions released in the 1970s.

Harada wanted to discuss the history of the use of music in his 1981 self-produced film with Facebook, but Facebook did not provide contact information for free discussion.