Kelly Clarkson: What if you leaked an album and nobody heard?
Kelly Clarkson is really upset that tracks from her new album have found their way onto the internet - somehow, oh, who can know who?
In fact, she's been talking about how sucky it is:
"The fact that people have heard music that's not ready yet sucks, but I hope they like it."
It must suck, and it's in no way a carefully orchestrated release of work-in-progress in an attempt to try and stop people talking about, you know, the whole last album.
2 comments:
Her whole last album is BRILLIANT! People should really listen to it a couple times before judging it.
The songs weren't leaked intentionally, they were stolen.
@97701
Listen a couple of times? To a Kelly Clarkson album? What, are you running a dungeon or something?
And the tracks were stolen, were they? Since they were rough demo tracks - not even being distributed to pressing plants or previewers - there can only be a very, very narrow number of people who would have had access to the tracks in order to pinch them. Should be fairly easy to track down the culprit, huh?
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