FUCKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just received a "notification of copyright infringement" (it's been a while) today, because I some time ago decided to post Line of Fire by Junip. I've written about this topic before...but in case that post includes a few too many words, this is in short what I think of your mail: please, please pull your fucking head out of your ass and start thinking before mailing out shit like that...unless you enjoy making asses of yourself, because then who am I to stop you?...BUT had you bothered to do 10 seconds of research, you'd seen that you could get the fucking song (just use the links below) without spending a nickel...neither uploaded by me, but by the band itself and City Slang instead...and I seriously hope they know what the hell they are doing...or are you going to send them copyright infringement notifications as well?...I honestly think you are dickheads (yes YOU! who sent the complaint and Blogger/Google for passing it on) and if this is enough for you to delete my blog, then go ahead and do as you please...prefer this rather than apologizing for something insanely stupid as this...in all sincerity...FUCK YOU!
+ Line of Fire (not posted by me in case you are so fucking stupid that you cannot figure that out yourself without assistance!)

Ranting...

Just need to get this off my chest. Please, please, please (multiply by hundreds if you like) stop sending me promo mails where I have to go to Pitchfork or some other ridiculously huge music site to download the track you want me to post/share/mention/feature/(or more likely) give a listen and then delete. I know this is a pretty shitty and lame excuse of a music blog, and no one really gives a rat’s ass anyway about anything I think of anything. And you’re probably right that the blog should have breathed its last breath ages ago. But stubbornly I continue to believe that it has a right to exist, because unlike the bigger mainstream copycat blogs, I do try to focus less on my statcounter and from time to time try to give little known (yet brilliant - mind you) artists some of the attention I think they are deserving but rarely are getting (use yesterday’s post as an exhibit if you like). So no – I don’t care about Pitchfork and seriously have no interest in learning that Coldplay has hit no. 1 in 517 (or is it 518 – sorry if I haven’t been paying attention) different countries. I’d much rather receive a mail introducing me to a band no one’s ever heard of and then find one of the best songs ever written as an attachment. Doesn’t happen very often (if ever) I know, but that dream is the fuel that keeps this blog going…fuck mainstream!