Pirates ? that can't be :o #
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:05 GMT
I mean, the RIAss.A is here to protect us from this scum isn't it ?
Isn't it ?
Mom ?
Anyone ?
I'm alooooone :'(
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:05 GMT
I mean, the RIAss.A is here to protect us from this scum isn't it ?
Isn't it ?
Mom ?
Anyone ?
I'm alooooone :'(
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:37 GMT
Kinda off-topic, but how bad must she really be when the best choice for the kids is to be with K-Fed....
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:37 GMT
Pirates here, seriously it wasn't us, we want nothing to do with it, we all know it was the music label trying to drum up interest in their has been.
So please, don't bring the release date forward - hell cancel the album all together. PLEASE T_T
DO NOT WAAAAANT!
Mighty nice boat.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:39 GMT
A simple way of getting some attention before the official release, poor pour Britney another one.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:39 GMT
> *Yes, yes, but give me more what exactly?
More publicity, obviously.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:43 GMT
Perhaps Ms Spears is requesting more Pirates?
Arr, tis true or may I sink to Davy Jones* locker.
* Though quite why pirates insist on references to the one-time Monkey I do not know, though I respect him for living in Beavertown! (http://www.monkees.net/DAVIDJ.HTM)
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:53 GMT
I don't blame pirates for the simple reason that a p2p network implies that there is more than one person interested in the file.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 15:57 GMT
I don't think anyone would download her music illegally and admit too it its pretty dry and a true pirate would be downloading stuff worthy of the bandwidth. Wheres the Paris angle on this story?
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 16:24 GMT
From the article:
* * * * *
The release date of troubled chanteuse Britney Spears' forthcoming album has been moved forward two weeks after some of the tracks found their way into cyberspace, Reuters reports...
A Jive Records statement declared: "Due to these numerous unauthorised online leaks, the label is doing everything possible to prevent and avoid any further illegal distribution of songs, including moving up the release date of the album to 30 October."
* * * * *
Within hours after the CD is released, 320 Kb-quality rips of the CD will appear on BitTorrent networks.
In short, they are "...moving up the release date (of 'further illegal distribution') of the (entire) album to 30 October."
Oh, yeah, that will really "...prevent and avoid..." the nefarious activities of music pirates, won't it?
Perhaps Jive Records should have chosen a medical insurance company that does not provide "no co-payment" coverage for lobotomies!
It's Martin, bitch...and, as far is your performances are concerned, gimme less...lots less...
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 16:42 GMT
...and luff me sails!
Thar be a bloated whale upon yon horizon! Nay! It be the good (?) ship Britney Pop-tart! Take us a point closer to the wind, Master 'Awkins and beat to Quarters! We'll lay her by the lee and plunder her goods!
Yarr, what's that you say Master 'Awkins? She be laden with the Pop-tart's music..?! Bear away, 'Awkins me boy! We be havin' none of that scurvey bilge-wash smellin' up the boat. Bear away!
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 16:42 GMT
Britney's unreleased album appearing on BitTorrent?
Shame on you pirates. Release something worth downloading.
I'm gonna go play Portal.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 16:42 GMT
No doubt when her album sales flop it'll be because of the leaked files and nothing whatsoever to do with the fact that it's utter shite.
Cunning trick, that, the pre-emptive leaking of crap music to blame the subsequent lack of sales on the intarweb thus perpetuating the RIAA's mythos.
Wag The Dog, anyone?
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 17:32 GMT
I mean is anyone really interested in the car-crash career of this trailer-trash mime-artist who can't even mime properly?
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 17:32 GMT
How did an unreleased album end up on BitTorrent / P2P networks? Hacker? Inside job? Idiot at the company accidentally running a P2P client?
These questions need answers.
Posted Thursday 11th October 2007 17:32 GMT
More boobies actually.
Uncut version of the video has been put on youtube. Link can be found from Holy Moly (yesterday's stories).
And she's been going out knickerless again.
She certainly does give more than your average pop singer.
Posted Friday 12th October 2007 09:39 GMT
Paris Hilton non-stories, I suppose.
Posted Friday 12th October 2007 12:50 GMT
According to the delightful Metro some one broke into her house and nicked a bunch of sex vids...
Poor girls in for a right treat if its true
Posted Friday 12th October 2007 14:22 GMT
Bittiny spares music on the pirate scene, whatever next, her singing in tune & refusing Drink, Drugs & Junk Food.
Any self respecting Pirate would run a mile rather than allow their bandwidth to be used to proliferate such vile bilge from a washed up minger.
Must be the record company's attempt to drum up some trade & get back the money they wasted before they dump her too.
Posted Saturday 13th October 2007 01:02 GMT
Give her any more drugs she's on the same path as Anna Nicole Smith of course she's younger but it only takes a few Methadone and Dilaudid sandwiches to kill even the hardiest bimbo.
Posted Thursday 18th October 2007 07:19 GMT
Bratneys most recent album had a perfect name, chosen right here on the Reg.
I beleive the favoured title was
"Cupid Stunt"
as voted by Regsters