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That's funny.markfiend wrote:Rumour has it that Simon Cowell has bought the publishing rights to Rage Against The (Washing) Machine's back catalogue and is behind this campaign.
It's win-win for him whatever!
Reminds me of the old "Each week Rage Against The Machine rage against a machine" thing Melody Maker used to do.markfiend wrote:Rumour has it that Simon Cowell has bought the publishing rights to Rage Against The (Washing) Machine's back catalogue and is behind this campaign.
Ooh I like Tim Minchin.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Tim Minchin has a Xmas single out btw AND he's talented. I know. Rare.
but i already have 2 different 'best of's and 3 copies of 'slayed?'weebleswobble wrote:no one buying SLADE then?
He's fecking great.markfiend wrote:Ooh I like Tim Minchin.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Tim Minchin has a Xmas single out btw AND he's talented. I know. Rare.
Going for Metal Gurus myself.weebleswobble wrote:no one buying SLADE then?
Organisers of a Christmas number 1 protest against the X Factor have chosen to purchase a different song owned by the Sony Music Entertainment than the Joe McElderry track being released by Simon Cowell's bit of Sony Music Entertainment.
Keep up at the back...Quiff Boy wrote:hmmm....
Rage Against The Machine = Sony/BMG
X Factor = Sony/BMG
http://www.sonybmg.it/artisti/discograf ... /2422.html
Organisers of a Christmas number 1 protest against the X Factor have chosen to purchase a different song owned by the Sony Music Entertainment than the Joe McElderry track being released by Simon Cowell's bit of Sony Music Entertainment.
For once I have my tinfoil hat on straightmarkfiend wrote:Rumour has it that Simon Cowell has bought the publishing rights to Rage Against The (Washing) Machine's back catalogue and is behind this campaign.
It's win-win for him whatever!
Thirded. For me this is like a choice between being disemboweled by some horrific medieval Chinese device, and being dangled over a pit of starving piranhas. Decisions, decisions...mh wrote:Wot she said.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:As much as I hate X Factor, I hate RATM equally.
I like Tin MachinePista wrote:He's fecking great.markfiend wrote:Ooh I like Tim Minchin.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Tim Minchin has a Xmas single out btw AND he's talented. I know. Rare.
What's the single?
Inflatable You?
Awesome ideaHeadingly wrote:Pull My Strings would have been a much better protest against the X Factor. Maybe we could buy that for 2010.
Aye, i'm rather chuffed that finally something i've bought could go in at No. 1 on the chartsthe_inescapable_truth wrote:It's the principle. Real music versus manufactured crap. And it's only 29p on Amazon.
I thought exactly the same James, but after I read an interview with Mr Cowell, the thoughts - "Smug Arrogant Bastard" came to mind and I had to join in.James Blast wrote:nothing honourable can come from any of this
just my feeling, your mileage may vary/other products are available
