Music is under attack.

[Dasheesh]

Was reading an article about the guy suing Nirvana, in which they state they may have to change their songs because of lawyers, and says "law suits are par for the course."

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/da ... t-n1280829

...and then saw that people were pissed off because LCDsoundsystems show tickets were sold off to scalpers in minutes, and few can go to the shows now. If I were LCD soundsystem i would cancel all those tickets and tell people "they will be available at the door."

Music is under attack, stay out of sight.

[vurt]

Was reading an article about the guy suing Nirvana, in which they state they may have to change their songs because of lawyers, and says "law suits are par for the course."

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/da ... t-n1280829

the cover might change, not the songs

[whyterabbyt]

bullshit clickbait thread.

[melomood]

Hilarious clickbait

[vurt]

music died in the 80s.
was killed by home taping
ive seen it on a badge, so it must be true

[funky lime]

Jeez, who would have thought it was unethical to print and distribute thirty million plus copies of a photo of a naked child without their consent, for profit?

[AnX]

Jeez, who would have thought it was unethical to print and distribute thirty million plus copies of a photo of a naked child without their consent, for profit?

The parent/s gave consent, as I recall....

[vurt]

Jeez, who would have thought it was unethical to print and distribute thirty million plus copies of a photo of a naked child without their consent, for profit?

The parent/s gave consent, as I recall....

i think his mum was the photographer?

ive seen him (the baby) on telly, as a grown man, about 20 or so, and he was going on about using the fact to get laid. as i remember thinking it was a bit weird, using your baby pic, to get girls in to bed.
but, not many people had their baby pic on such an iconic album

[funky lime]

Jeez, who would have thought it was unethical to print and distribute thirty million plus copies of a photo of a naked child without their consent, for profit?

The parent/s gave consent, as I recall....

Yeah, the parents got $200 for the photo. Which somehow makes it weirder.

[donkey tugger]

Jeez, who would have thought it was unethical to print and distribute thirty million plus copies of a photo of a naked child without their consent, for profit?

The parent/s gave consent, as I recall....

i think his mum was the photographer?

ive seen him (the baby) on telly, as a grown man, about 20 or so, and he was going on about using the fact to get laid. as i remember thinking it was a bit weird, using your baby pic, to get girls in to bed.
but, not many people had their baby pic on such an iconic album

He was so traumatised he recreated the image four times in later life;

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-37478523

Smells like pecuniary accumulation motive.

[JerGoertz]

He was so traumatised he recreated the image four times in later life;

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-37478523

Smells like pecuniary accumulation motive.

Everyone's looking for a payday.

[vurt]

He was so traumatised he recreated the image four times in later life;

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-37478523

Smells like pecuniary accumulation motive.

i did wonder why id seen him on tv at all? i dont remember there being any reason or what it was anyway..., i just remember him talking about the pick ups, as it was a bit weird.

[funky lime]

People have weird ways of coping with trauma. So whatever his perceived motive might smell like, it certainly doesn't invalidate any complex feelings he might have had about it throughout his life.

Sometimes victims don't even realize they're victims until much later. Especially if they've been gaslighted/persuaded into thinking they aren't. Not saying that's what has happened here, but who knows. Could be bullshit, or maybe not. Who am I to judge.

[vurt]

People have weird ways of coping with trauma. So whatever his perceived motive might smell like,

teen spirit?

[vurt]