DarkCompass 324 - Steal from Kid Rock!
Too warm, keep hydrated, but not too much! Kid Rock tells us to steal everything, stupid man. Fuel prices incites tank drilling and forecourt anti theft protection. Downloading illegal music has just got a little harder in the UK. 6Music plays Jade Leary.Music From
- Angel Blake (Finland) (Dynamic Arts Records)
- 250 California (UK)
- Ross Royce (Austrailia) (iTunes) (CDBaby)
- Jeremiah Saint (USA)
- Azoora (UK) (Jamendo)
- Obsessive Compulsive (UK)
- Tom Robinson (UK)
- 46 Bliss (USA)
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Labels: Alt Pop, australia, diet, fuel, Industrial, Music, p2p, Rock, steal, Uk, usa, water
posted by Rowley at
12:01 AM
3 Comments:
Regarding drinking lots of water, Leah Betts, who supposedly died from taking ecstasy, actually died from Water Toxicity. She was (and to a certain extent still is) the poster child for the dangers of taking drugs, yet she actually died by drinking too much water.
Another factor in the whole Bit Torret strangling is that the BBC also use Bit Torrent for their iPlayer downloads.
I'm glad that the band 250 California has a song called "250 California." Now, if their album is also called '250 California" they'll have hit the trifecta.
And Kid Rock's message is rather silly. When I first heard of him asking people to "steal his music," I thought he was making a sincere statement. But now it just sounds to me like he's complaining about the whole file-sharing thing. Worked real well for Metallica, Kid. Keep it up!
I am really enjoying Angel Blake. I like them more, the more I hear them. Thanks for sharing that one! :)
Sounds to me like Kid Rock is angry about file sharing, but, his little rant isn't helping him. I think his fans will recognize that it's not ok to go steal a car, or an ipod, but... I think they are going to consider Kid Rock's statement of "steal my music" to be complete permission to go ahead and download his stuff off the internet, instead of buying his CDs. I mean, he just said he wants people to... right? I doubt they are gonna make the connection between "stealing is wrong" and "downloading music is wrong" from his ranting. Dumb, dumb, dumb!
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