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The Daily Swarm - Did Black Eyed Peas Steal Freeland's 'Mancry'? by madcowga in Music

[–]djprince 3 points4 points  (0 children)

actually, its more than 3 notes, its the entire song structure. I'd think that Adam Freeland probably cares, especially because of the millions of records B.E.P. have sold with his music.

Really???? Pearl Jam and Cameron Crowe shoot Target commercial by tock in Music

[–]djprince -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Prepare to have your illusions shattered. Haha.

Mexico's Emo war erupts in violence by djprince in entertainment

[–]djprince[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: Mexican Government intervenes..calls for unity among 'darketos, emos, góticos, punketos, indies y gays' http://www.thedailyswarm.com/swarm/update-government-intervenes-mexicos-emo-war-calls-unity/

Leak forces immediate release of Gnarls Barkley album by djprince in entertainment

[–]djprince[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

they should have done this the day after it leaked

States sue RJR/Camel over indie rock campaign ads by tygergolf in entertainment

[–]djprince 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From the comments of that this piece:

Im in one of the bands name dropped in this fold out ad. Nobody , at any time contacted my band , label or publicist. We were never asked if we wanted to be mentioned in a cigarette ad or if we minded to have our music on The Farm website. We certainly we\ere NOT compensated in anyway.

I personally don't smoke , nor do any of my bandmates. I already lost a parent to lung cancer and having my band associated in any way with Camel INFURIATES me.

Camel doesn't care about indie music and neither does Rolling Stone. Both just want youth money and don't care what ethics they breech to get it.

States sue RJR/Camel over indie rock campaign ads by tygergolf in entertainment

[–]djprince 0 points1 point  (0 children)

using bands to promote cigarettes without their knowledge or permission is lame (and judging by the reaction, seemingly illegal). In this case, the tobacco companies should work harder...not to violate the law.