I am not too worried but I'm minimizing it. If something ever did come from it then I don't want to have to spend money later replacing those songs or losing money if I had to remove them.

I am more than aware of the import situation. I stated that I had made a personal decision as to how I wanted to proceed.

I can do that as a last resort but for people on the No Fly list I prefer not to do that. I HATE to get into all this but from what I've been reading the No Fly might possibly make a difference because it would be importing a product that couldn't be made legally in the US. The example given was an author might be in public domain in the UK but still under protection in the US so the same book printed in the UK with the rights holder's permission could be imported but one printed under Public Domain couldn't because it would not have been legal to print it in this country without permission.

In any case, the latest text book decision would seem to add more protection to importing except now the rights owners are scrambling to pressure for renegotiations of treaties and new laws to close loopholes. If there are different opinions coming from various IP lawyers than how do we presume to know it all for sure? For that reason, while I'm not cringing in fear, I'm trying to avoid wasting money if it comes down to having to remove songs from my library. I do have some imports from after 2011 but I'm resisting buying any from the No Fly list.

The bottom line is I was hoping to get some brand reviews on this song.

If you are worried about Zoom (Personally, I'm not...) Radio Starz may be a very good bet. I don't have the Radio Starz Aerosmith disc, but I can tell you their Van Halen and Steely Dan discs are fantastic! I actually prefer Radio Starz over Sound Choice for most of the Van Halen stuff in my library.