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Title: The legal status of IRS Post by: RichardNixon on February 17, 2006, 06:49:01 PM How come these stations are allowed to play IRS? Why don't they receive a "cease and desist" notice like the websites did? At this point it seems out of control, like stopping piss in a swimming pool.
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: nonlinear on February 17, 2006, 06:51:33 PM i don't see what they would want to stop now, everyone has heard it several times. even just unsuspectng peeps listening to wfaa to play "baby don't treat me bad' by firehouse
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: Karma_Police on February 17, 2006, 06:52:03 PM I agree. We're even able to vote for it on radio stations nightly head to head shows. The stations don't seem to fear any repercutions so maybe there won't and isn't any. ?It is weird.
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: BLS-Pride on February 17, 2006, 06:53:28 PM it's a leaked demo.. not the President's wife..
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: gnrrock on February 17, 2006, 06:57:43 PM This may be a good thing. Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc.
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: jarmo on February 17, 2006, 07:22:07 PM This may be a good thing.? Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: Goddamn_Electric on February 17, 2006, 07:23:34 PM This demo sounds 150% better than Metallica's last "Finished" album did. I think Axl needs to start talking. Soon.
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: //JK75 on February 17, 2006, 07:26:02 PM This is good in any way, didn't you see ?
People talking, radio stations playin it... it's free publicity going on... Axl can make an official statement and make clear it is a demo recorded back in ?? years and say the actual version is far great ! The thing is, everybody is interesed in listen, good thing. : ok: Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: nesquick on February 17, 2006, 07:26:08 PM Quote At this point it seems out of control, like stopping piss in a swimming pool. ahaha! ?:rofl:i like your expression. Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: killingvector on February 17, 2006, 07:26:58 PM This may be a good thing. Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo Are there many more fans more starved for new material than Guns N Roses fans. Let them eat cake, they deserve it. Call it a bit of a gift for what happened in 2002. Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: Where is Hassan Nasrallah ? on February 17, 2006, 07:32:56 PM This may be a good thing.? Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo so it's even LESS a big deal. who cares anyway, but the 500 Gnr fans on the forums ... really ... Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: jarmo on February 17, 2006, 07:35:40 PM This may be a good thing.? Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo so it's even LESS a big deal. who cares anyway, but the 500 Gnr fans on the forums ... really ... Make sure you tell your boss that when an unfinished game of yours is leaked online. ;) /jarmo Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: GunsN'Gravy on February 17, 2006, 07:41:12 PM New music isgood. Axl being whiney and delaying the album because of the leak is bad.
Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: killingvector on February 17, 2006, 07:42:20 PM This may be a good thing. Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo so it's even LESS a big deal. who cares anyway, but the 500 Gnr fans on the forums ... really ... Make sure you tell your boss that when an unfinished game of yours is leaked online. ;) /jarmo Considering the positive response to the track, I don't think Axl is complaining now. If anything, he should be more confident about the success of CD. Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: Prucc on February 17, 2006, 07:44:55 PM How come these stations are allowed to play IRS? Why don't they receive a "cease and desist" notice like the websites did? At this point it seems out of control, like stopping piss in a swimming pool. Because it is more difficult to burn a good quality song to a CD-R or CD-RW from the radio.? Having the song already in good quality on the intenet is easier to distribute. Title: Re: The legal status of IRS Post by: Ali on February 17, 2006, 07:50:03 PM This may be a good thing. Most rappers albums get leaked and they have to rush to release a album.' Example: Jay Z, Em, etc. Albums, not unfinished demos like with GN'R. /jarmo so it's even LESS a big deal. who cares anyway, but the 500 Gnr fans on the forums ... really ... Make sure you tell your boss that when an unfinished game of yours is leaked online. ;) /jarmo Considering the positive response to the track, I don't think Axl is complaining now. If anything, he should be more confident about the success of CD. I agree completely. I understand completely his anger at the person who leaked the song and the fact that his unfinished music has been spread all over the web. But, it is done and cannot be undone. He can take the positive reactions as compliment and the buzz as something that can be used as a platform for future announcements and/or activities, or he can cry over spilt milk. The act of leaking the material was wrong, but the positive buzz is good. I hope Axl and management focus on the good. Ali |