I have not made the time to write up a post on this, so here is just a quick bit. The linked-to article is about how the RIAA’s contractor for delivering royalties to artists is not doing their job. The company claims they can not “find” the artists, which include Public Enemy.
It probably is not surprising given that the company gets to keep what it can not dole out.
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Terrible——>Fantastic
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Brown Jr, Terry Lee Chocolate Chords
Bugz In The Attic Back In The Doghouse
Cloud Mireya, A Singular
Pitch Black Afro Styling Gel
Psapp Only Thing I Ever Wanted, The
Roots Manuva Alternatively Deep
Various Productions World Is Gone, The
Wasteland All Versus All
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Friedberger, Matthew Winter Woman
I Am X Kiss + Swallow
Ima Robot Monument To The Masses
Jurassic 5 Feedback, The
Mills, Jeff and the Montpellier Philharmonic Orchestra Blue Potential
OutKast Idlewild
Ross, Diana Definitive Collection, The
Small Sins Small Sins
Tapes ‘n’ Tapes Loon, The
Siuxsie and The Banshees Tinderbox
Siuxsie and The Banshees Twice Upon A Time: The Singles
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Black Ice Death Of Willie Lynch, The
Cale, John Paris 1919
DJ Hell Gigalo Compilation 9
Girl Talk Night Ripper
Roots, The Game Theory
Sandoval, Arturo Flight To Freedom
Scissor Sisters Ta-Dah
TV On The Radio Return To Cookie Mountain
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Itunes Acoustic Session
Pants Yell! Recent Drama
Saint Etienne Foxbase Alpha
Saint Etienne Sound Of Water
Two If By Sea 2006 Promo
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Boney M Gold 20 Super Hits
Hilton, Paris Paris
Kweli, Talib Kweli Confidential
Pony Up! Make Love To The Judges With Your Eyes
Rock, Pete Underground Classics
No Del for DC. What’s he up to anyway?
And DC but not Pittsburgh misses out on Matmos. I almost headed to NYC earlier this year for a show but decided against it. Too bad they won’t be in Philly or NYC when I’m there this month.
Last, Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes is skipping town, playing just about everywhere on the East Coast that’s not DC.