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R. Kelly, meanwhile, has been slowly transitioning into a not-being-on-trial-for-child-pornography existence by announcing his first official album after that debacle. In an either clever or douche-y move, depending on your perspective, it’s called Untitled. To keep you busy while you’re waiting, he’s released a mixtape called The Demo Tape. You can listen to the whole thing over at imeem.com by following this link: tinyurl.com/pbgvk5. If you don’t have a membership, you’ll have to get one, but it’s free and well worth it to hear the predictably sex-obsessed songs. Women all over the world must be swooning at the thought of Kelly “going under” till they “shake like a horror movie.” Yo La Tengo announced this week that they will release their first record since 2006, called—this must be the week of smart-assed album titles—Popular Songs. Matador is offering a free download of the track “Periodically Double or Triple,” which is one of the most Booker T. & the MGs-influenced things I’ve ever heard. Download it at tinyurl.com/pljqpo. Anyone who followed the Conference Board story I wrote about last week—the report calling Canada the “file-swapping capital”—will know that it turned into a big debacle. It made national news (tinyurl.com/r9lgtu) because it was not only wrong, but plagiarized as well. It all culminated in this gem: the board pulling the reports because they didn’t “follow research standards”: tinyurl.com/lp9zvc. I’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER, SCARLETT! ssinnott@gmail.com
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