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I've had this album since last week, screw your party
Do the people who keep making comments like "I already downloaded this album" or "it's already streaming on MySpace" just not realize that an album release party is a great excuse to come out and socialize, instead of sitting in front of your computer with MySpace open?
Because if you actually want to listen to the album, a social event probably isn't the best place?
you can win prizes, meet people who like the same kind of music and get some drinks. sounds like fun to me. i mean, no one is holding a gun to your head and forcing you to go, so why not quit yer bitchin'.