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Post by Iliad ♣ on Aug 14, 2008 6:01:10 GMT -5
They didn't plan it, why would they 'leak' both Falling Down and SOTL within two days time? If they wanted to build up anticipation, they would've put at least two weeks between the releases. For fucks sake. TSOTL is not going to be leaked. Its radio airdate is August 15th. Leak = unauthorized release. This was obviously planned. The release is too obvious. Its labeled "Falling Down - single" for one. For two, it was released at 12:01am on 8/14 in Japan, England, and Australia when it hit that time locally. If it was a fuck up (like Germany with DBTT) it would be offline already. It would not be labeled "Falling Down - single". It doesnt mean single like TSOTL, it means single as in single (1) track. This is a regular occurring thing these days, putting tracks out like this, Coldplay did it with Viva La Vida (the song) when Violet Hill radio hit. The Verve did it just this week with Judas. TSOTL is not out until late September, but after Friday people will log on looking for it and this will incur buys for Falling Down and get more interest into the album. You're a fucking fool if you think this wasn't planned. That's why I put 'Leak' between apostrophes. But I'm not even going into discussion with you, why are you so offensive? If you think it's 'cool' to call me names, think again  |
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Post by ivaldos on Aug 14, 2008 6:09:37 GMT -5
It's not avaiable in Japan Store right now...
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Post by shoofee on Aug 14, 2008 6:15:08 GMT -5
It's not avaiable in Japan Store right now... Nope and its off Australia as well. Its still on the UK. |
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Post by agentz on Aug 14, 2008 6:15:28 GMT -5
they've taken it off, given us enough time to ram our faces full with it =B
decent weather picnic anyone?
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Post by shoofee on Aug 14, 2008 9:06:32 GMT -5
very odd when you look up via artist, the song is not listed, but when you search "oasis falling down" it comes up
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Post by chocolate st*rfish on Aug 14, 2008 10:16:57 GMT -5
i'm not an expert on itunes since i never used it but judging from what i've read over the last couple of weeks: is it possible that half of the software is hogshit?
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Post by shoofee on Aug 14, 2008 11:12:38 GMT -5
i'm not an expert on itunes since i never used it but judging from what i've read over the last couple of weeks: is it possible that half of the software is hogshit? IMO its the best MP3 management software out there. Its free, and its pretty powerful. The store is horseshit though. |
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Post by keystone1316 on Aug 14, 2008 14:09:40 GMT -5
They didn't plan it, why would they 'leak' both Falling Down and SOTL within two days time? If they wanted to build up anticipation, they would've put at least two weeks between the releases. For fucks sake. TSOTL is not going to be leaked. Its radio airdate is August 15th. Leak = unauthorized release. This was obviously planned. The release is too obvious. Its labeled "Falling Down - single" for one. For two, it was released at 12:01am on 8/14 on the iTunes stores for Japan, England, and Australia when it hit that time locally in each location. If it was a fuck up (like Germany with DBTT) it would be offline already. It would not be labeled "Falling Down - single". It doesnt mean single like TSOTL, it means single as in single (1) track. This is a regular occurring thing these days, putting tracks out like this, Coldplay did it with Viva La Vida (the song) when Violet Hill hit radio. The Verve did it just this week with Judas. They release 1 track from the album (thats not on the radio) to build interest for the album. TSOTL is not out until late September, but after Friday people will log on looking for it and this will incur buys for Falling Down and get more interest into the album. TSOTL will not be on iTunes on Friday, only radio will have it. You're a fucking fool if you think this wasn't planned. That still doesnt explain why they didnt mention it at all. It seems like they would have wanted the release of Falling Down to garner some media buzz... but instead, they literally released it when noone expected it. From a marketing stand point, thats fucking stupid. So I dont see how people would be ''fucking fools'' for thinking that it was a mess up Not saying you're totally wrong, just saying that it really doesnt make much sense. |
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Post by shoofee on Aug 14, 2008 22:14:33 GMT -5
For fucks sake. TSOTL is not going to be leaked. Its radio airdate is August 15th. Leak = unauthorized release. This was obviously planned. The release is too obvious. Its labeled "Falling Down - single" for one. For two, it was released at 12:01am on 8/14 on the iTunes stores for Japan, England, and Australia when it hit that time locally in each location. If it was a fuck up (like Germany with DBTT) it would be offline already. It would not be labeled "Falling Down - single". It doesnt mean single like TSOTL, it means single as in single (1) track. This is a regular occurring thing these days, putting tracks out like this, Coldplay did it with Viva La Vida (the song) when Violet Hill hit radio. The Verve did it just this week with Judas. They release 1 track from the album (thats not on the radio) to build interest for the album. TSOTL is not out until late September, but after Friday people will log on looking for it and this will incur buys for Falling Down and get more interest into the album. TSOTL will not be on iTunes on Friday, only radio will have it. You're a fucking fool if you think this wasn't planned. That still doesnt explain why they didnt mention it at all. It seems like they would have wanted the release of Falling Down to garner some media buzz... but instead, they literally released it when noone expected it. From a marketing stand point, thats fucking stupid. So I dont see how people would be ''fucking fools'' for thinking that it was a mess up Not saying you're totally wrong, just saying that it really doesnt make much sense. Check it now. Exactly what I said was the case. iTunes is schedule to release things automatically. Theres not a drone in an office at midnight to release things. Whoever coded it did it wrong, but everything is set up right now. Preorder the album, get the tune, theres also stories published about it on gigwise and its on Inet. Its exactly what Coldplay did. Preorder off of iTunes get an album track (not the current single) immediately. They gave Viva la Vida (the song) the day Violet Hill hit radio when they started their iTunes preorder push. |
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