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Have a read of this rubbish:

Coldplay, one of the worlds biggest music acts, has declined to offer songs from the companys new album “Mylo Xyloto,” to streaming services such as Spotify, Rdio and Rhapsody, multiple sources told CNET.

EMI, the bands record label, acknowledged that Coldplay, known for such songs as “Yellow” and “Clocks,” will not distribute through streaming services for “Mylo Xyloto,” but did not detail the reasons for the decision. “We always work with our artists and management on a case by case basis to deliver the best outcome for each release,” EMI said in a statement.

via Coldplay latest act to freeze out streaming services scoop | Media Maverick – CNET News.

Idiots. Absolute idiots.

Chris Martin went to the same University as me. He obviously didn’t get the memo about the whole internet.

No wonder EMI are embarrassed.

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