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Posted: 28 Jan 2010 07:59 AM PST It seems like these days, all bands must do whatever it takes to ‘generate buzz’, even when it means negative coverage that doesn’t always strengthen ur brand in a traditional way. I remember when Wavves got popular for being ‘the bad boy of indie rock’ in 2k9. Sorta weird how even negative memes can help your band stay in the limelite. Have yall heard the latest mp3 by Justice? Apparently it was a ‘hoax’ by some1 pretending 2 be Jousteece, but all mp3 bloggers ‘jumped on the opportunity’ to ‘cover’ this exclusive track. [MP3] Do yall think this sounds like Justice? Is it good/bad for the Justice brand if their music is easy to replicate? Is ‘mockery’ of their ‘unique sound’ the ‘greatest form of flattery’/sign of brand strength? Can n e 1 with a copy of GarageBand make the same songs that Justice makes? After hearing this song, do u think Justice will produce one of the most memorable albums of 2k10 AND the 2k10 decade? h8 the internet. So hard 2 believe what is real. Kinda like Balloon Boy. U don’t know who to trust. So many secrets. Wish consumers were ‘in the know’ instead of being subjected to deceptive marketing campaigns. I feel ‘blessed’ to be on a mailing list with tons of other relevant MP3 bloggers. Seemed so easy 2 believe that this was a record label emailing me, encouraging me to discuss this mp3. Encouraging me to share the mp3 with the alts of the world. Can’t believe fake Justice ‘got all the way to #1 on hypemachine’. So many bands would ‘kill’ to be the #1 hype machine band in the world, but one zany parody track rode all the way to the top, sort of like an Andy Samberg song. Do yall know who is behind this ‘hoax’? <3/h8/miss yall… ////WAG THE DOG This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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