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Well I guess the issue is, do they have a contract with a record label? If so, then they don’t have the right to give away the music. It’s the equivalent of splitting the cost of a lottery ticket with someone and then giving away all the winnings – some of it isn’t yours to give.

If not, then as per usual, the RIAA can fuck the hell off.

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RE: John by Anonymous :: NR0

if you go to the nin website they talk about that. of course when I go to c/p what they say the spesite is down… but I beleve I rember it being said (for Ghost I-IV) that it is self produced, and not on any label… but I could be flawed….

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RE: John by Anonymous :: NR0

Their latest works (Ghosts I-IV) were not released under a RIAA label. The download release is actually a celebration of their contract running out.

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