Here we go.....

[Scouse]

For your perusal:

As a matter of interest:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/new_media/newsid_1912000/1912466.stm



I thought the warning would have been "don't play this CD as it's fucking shit".

 

[S-Gray]

Lol i seen this somewhere else

 

[xane]

Its a audacious move by the aloof Ms Dion who assume people will actually _want_ to copy her crap, bearing in mind that 99% are cover versions. Unfortunately my wife owns and watches her videos, personally I cannot bear watching nice songs getting tortured to death by her ghastly voice.

 

[Kippa.]

Plus her full album was posted on usenet this morning anyway

 

[Daffeh]

i would have thought selling purposely faulty equipment would be illegal?

 

[Will]

Well, Phillips have said that these cannot be called CDs for that reason. It's all a bit of a grey area legally, until a test case goes to court.

 

[Sar]

Well the RIAA and labels are basically painting themselves into a corner, from which they'll have to think of more intelligent ways to extricate themselves rather than this hamfisted, heavily flawed approach.

 

[Embattle]

Originally posted by Daf
i would have thought selling purposely faulty equipment would be illegal?

Its the very reason they haven't been used in the US yet.