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This is a joke...

unfortunately not a funny one. I really wanted this CD, I enjoy Weiland and Slash's music, I wanted to buy it. I have never distributed copyrighted music, video or anything, and yet I am treated as a criminal. The DRM on this disk does not even work, so all they are doing is making a PAYING customer irritated and angry. This was a way to show congress that DRM works, the people will buy it and we can pass even stricter laws. It took me 10 seconds to disble the DRM on the disk, and I think that was on purpose. They can now get DRM laws mandated on the hardware too. As Malcolm X would say "folks, you've been had, run amok, hoodwinked" I hope I did not misquote him, cause the DRM police may come ang get me.

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