"Stammer" genre: Indie
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	Hey, I'd like to take a moment to talk about a serious crime against humanity: It's called MP3's premium artist service for $20 a month - hell, we are a bunch of starving artists here. AND - it promotes artists with money as opposed to talent. If MP3.com would just promote artists by talent purely via audience selection, they would not have transgressed from an interesting "e-avenue" for proliferation of aspiring artist media to a capitalistic machine. And what's with the damn pop-up windows? Come on MP3 executives... let's find a little more of a gracious way (i.e. less obnoxious way) to pull in advertising dollars. P.S. Buy my album
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	Story Behind the Song Hello, I'd like to take a moment to talk about a serious crime against humanity: It's called MP3's premium artist service for $20 a month - hell, we are a bunch of starving artists here. AND - it promotes artists with money as opposed to talent. If MP3.com would just promote artists by talent purely via audience selection, they would not have transgressed from an interesting "e-avenue" for proliferation of aspiring artist media to a capitalistic machine. And what's with the damn pop-up windows? Come on MP3 executives... let's find a little more of a gracious way (i.e. less obnoxious way) to pull in advertising dollars. And another thing - they won't pay me unless I pay them $20/month... and seeing as how I've only made $3, it doesn't take a financial genius to see that's a lame deal. Anyone interested in a class action suit? P.S. Buy my album P.P.S Okay, so I don't have an album yet... Lyrics Hello, I'd like to take a moment to talk about a serious crime against humanity: It's called MP3's premium artist service for $20 a month - hell, we are a bunch of starving artists here. AND - it promotes artists with money as opposed to talent. If MP3.com would just promote artists by talent purely via audience selection, they would not have transgressed from an interesting "e-avenue" for proliferation of aspiring artist media to a capitalistic machine. And what's with the damn pop-up windows? Come on MP3 executives... let's find a little more of a gracious way (i.e. less obnoxious way) to pull in advertising dollars. And another thing - they won't pay me unless I pay them $20/month... and seeing as how I've only made $3, it doesn't take a financial genius to see that's a lame deal. Anyone interested in a class action suit? P.S. Buy my album P.P.S Okay, so I don't have an album...yet

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