Albums under attack!
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Albums under attack!
Todd Martens, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
When Nas released his 2008 album, it debuted on the top of the charts, as expected. But most of Nas' headlines were about the controversy surrounding the release rather than the actual release. Originally tipped to be titled an unprintable word, Nas eventually opted to go without a title at all, bringing to an end months of hype for the impending controversy. But it was far from the first album to inspire debate for something other than its music. Even the Beatles ran into trouble for some non-musical purposes. This so-called butcher cover of Yesterday and Today was recalled soon after its release and is a valuable collectors item today. Heres a look at what would be some other prime eBay finds. |
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