Rapidinhas do Metallica

[Shaman]

Dava mais 4 emoticons, hein?

Dava mais 4 emoticons, hein?

[Skull]

Seria foda.

Seria foda.

[Camões]

Sim mas nao vou fazer

Sim mas nao vou fazer

[Papa Hec]

Gojira e Behemoth não precisa de promoção.

Gojira e Behemoth não precisa de promoção.

[Skull]

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years

According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct".

"The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world."

Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.)



Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years

According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct".

"The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world."

Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.)



Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

[LaGrecca]

Money talks

Money talks

[Papa Hec]

O mundo dá voltas mesmo.

O mundo dá voltas mesmo.

[Shaman]

Nada como um dia após o outro.

Nada como um dia após o outro.

[Papa Hec]

Shamandalie escreveu:

Nada como um dia após o outro.

E uma noite bem dormida entre eles.

Shamandalie escreveu:

Nada como um dia após o outro.

E uma noite bem dormida entre eles.

[[metalremains]]

Skull escreveu:

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct". "The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world." Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.) Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

Só esqueceu que o Napster atual é bem diferente do Napster de 2001.

Skull escreveu:

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct". "The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world." Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.) Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

Só esqueceu que o Napster atual é bem diferente do Napster de 2001.

[Skull]

Não vejo relação.

Não vejo relação.

[Kirkão]

Meio nada a ver, mas no fim its all about money.

Meio nada a ver, mas no fim its all about money.

[Camões]

send me money send me green

send me money send me green

[uerlei]

Skull escreveu:

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct". "The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world." Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.) Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

Nem força.
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Todos com cara de arrombados na página passada.

E surreal nego elogiando a performance do Lars. Ou é babação pura pra conseguir algo ou essa galera sabe de algo que a gente não sabe.

Skull escreveu:

METALLICA's Catalog Returns To NAPSTER After 17 Years According to Billboard.com, METALLICA's entire catalog is returning to Napster, 17 years after the band filed a famously contentious lawsuit against the former peer-to-peer file-sharing network. The news comes two days ahead of the arrival of METALLICA's tenth studio album, "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct". "The release of METALLICA's new album comes at an incredible time for streaming music with streaming subscriptions accounting for almost half of industry sales in the first half of 2016," Napster said in a statement. "Today, Napster is a legal, paid subscription service with a catalog of over 40 million tracks. We are thrilled to bring METALLICA's full catalog — including their latest new album — to Napster subscribers around the world." Napster, which last reported 3.5 million paid subscriptions, claims to be in the top five of global music streaming services but is well behind Spotify (40 million at last count) and Apple Music (reportedly 17 million). The streaming service, which Rhapsody purchased in 2011, fully rebranded itself as Napster in July of this year. (Before that, it was known as Rhapsody in the U.S. and Napster elsewhere.) Brigou, chorou, processou os próprios fãs pra se curvar anos depois.

Nem força.
___

Todos com cara de arrombados na página passada.

E surreal nego elogiando a performance do Lars. Ou é babação pura pra conseguir algo ou essa galera sabe de algo que a gente não sabe.

[Kirkão]

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