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Eric Clapton wins legal case against woman selling bootleg CD on eBay for £8.45

Defendant will be required to pay both parties’ legal fees, which are estimated to amount to around £2,880

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Reminder that Clapton was racist as fuck even as a young man, while building his career on the backs of black blues artists.

Also, his music sucks shit.

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L M A O

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Anti-piracy dweebs are such dweebs.

That’s the least rock&roll thing you could do.

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He’s worth 100s of millions and he’s in his late 70s. He’s a spiteful, nasty little man.

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This isn’t even piracy. It was an ancient, physical, bootleg recording of a live show that her husband got decades ago. She wasn’t even selling multiple copies, just the one that’s she’s owned for years.

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…so was the recording destroyed?

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It says she’ll get a huge fine if she tries to sell it again, so I think they just made her de-list it

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I recently bought a vinyl from Japan released in 1985 and the backside had a logo with the pirate crossbones and a cassette above it with the inscription “HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC - And it’s illegal” lmao

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I forgot how good this bit is holy shit lmao

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I hate Eric Clapton so much.

“I used to be into dope, now I’m into racism” - Eric Clapton 1974

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More like: “I used to be into dope and racism, but I’m sober now”

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“I used to do racism. I still do, but I used to too.”

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The wrong clapton fell out of that window

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