Another clause in the moral rights issue is that certain "integrity rights" also exist when an artists work is being derogated. I imagine that there is little doubt that an artists work is being derogated when it is home crafter (almost) on a CDR. Add a crap prited inlay slip and a stick on label suggest to me that it is indeed an inferior piece. Also perhaps the misleading ident of the CDR's intimating (deceiving??) one into thinking its an "original" again suggests to me that the artists moral and integrity rights have very much been infringed. Making further enquiries about Mr Bulmer's new solicitor reveals that he is a consultant with Collyer Bristow in London and that he is the man who assists new artists and musicians, through the BBC, with sage advice on how to avoid the traps used by Celtic Music/Records/Distribution. As I said, its a funny old World.