But don't the label send in albums to iTunes? both ****ed up.
Yeah but this makes it seem like they sent it to iTunes in pieces, which doesn't seem right.
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Originally posted by jongshic
When the whole "delay" happened, I feel like SM didn't inform iTunes about it because technically the "album" came out on the 24th (Korean time) on iTunes which was the original release date.
But since they got it down (I believe) and since none of the Korean news outlets are reporting about the leak (they probably shut them down too), it's either one or the other who ****ed up
That makes sense, although the whole lack of artwork thing irks me the most. Like, at what stage did the album and it's cover become separated? It's weird as ****.
Yeah, now that I think about it this wouldn't be the first time they ****ed up.
Tamar's album that people pre-ordered ended up being sent to people's iTunes before the release date due to a glitch.
There is no hip hop act quite like Epik High. Made up of MCs Tablo and Mithra Jin alongside DJ Tukutz, the trio have been shaking up the K-pop industry for more than a decade. With a unique rap-rock sound, Epike High came about organically instead of being placed together by a record label, like most K-pop acts.
"We're not the model K-pop musician," Tablo tells Fuse News host Liz Walaszczyk. "We didn't have a company, we didn't have a manager. We just got together to make music... the way we did it is very different and rare."
Despite their humble beginnings, Epik High found chart success, helping them lead Korean hip hop's international expansion. The trio joined Far East Movement for a joint Stateside tour in 2009 and was the first South Korean act to hit No. 1 on U.S. iTunes' Hip Hop Albums chart with the 2010 LP Epilogue.
Equally remarkable was the group's recovery after a hugely controversial scandal where Internet rumors about Tablo faking his degrees from Stanford got rabid public attention, with thousands calling for the rapper's takedown. "It kind of destroyed my life for two years," he reflects. "It was something the President of Korea had to speak on."
While a bad scandal sometimes signals the end of a K-pop career in the conservative South Korea, Tablo and his bandmates recovered and ended up stronger than ever. They tell Fuse they plan on "doing crazy stuff" in the future. Like what? "Do shows naked!" Tablo decides.
i need them to be successful so they can rub it in woolim's face the table ep pt 2 was ok though but 99 didn't perform as well as i would've liked it too hate me should've been the 1st single kill this love should've been the second single and UP should've been the third single instead yg forced them to release up and hate me together i need another
i need them to be successful so they can rub it in woolim's face the table ep pt 2 was ok though but 99 didn't perform as well as i would've liked it too i need another
Both SNSD and 2NE1's releases are such a mess
The continuous delays, the cringe-worthy excuses, the so-called "war of the centure", the leaking, the teasing..... OMG i can't
Both SNSD and 2NE1's releases are such a mess
The continuous delays, the cringe-worthy excuses, the so-called "war of the centure", the leaking, the teasing..... OMG i can't
I bought Growl and Sherlock from there and it came in about a week and it wasn't too expensive. 
i need another 
At least that review made it out to be a critically acclaimed magnum opus.
