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There was a big fuss last week when it seemed like the forthcoming Girl Talk album, entitled Wild Peace IV: Feed the Animals, Raise the Dead (again, WTF?), had leaked. Alas, it turned out the leak was fake, prompting Gregg Gillis to write a note on his MySpace blog. “Someone posted a fake ‘leak’ of my upcoming album. I was not involved in this at all. The music posted had nothing to do with me.” Anyway, none of this would be particularly interesting save for the fact that the whole thing was unintentional—some files were mislabelled as a joke amongst friends. The fakes were by an artist named Speaky, an accounting major at West Chester University, who describes himself on his MySpace blog like so: “I like to take samples from my favourite songs and mash them together into one ultimate super smash musical mix of the universe.” Go figure. His site’s at tinyurl.com/2r3qdo, where you can listen to what are basically shittier versions of Girl Talk tracks. It would have been fascinating if the fake hadn’t been found out so quickly. I’m curious if Girl Talk fans would have argued for the new album, or still deemed it crap. We’ll never know. Here’s a real track, called “Friday Night”: tinyurl.com/33fy8y. FAKING MY WAY THROUGH… ssinnott@gmail.com |
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