The new Tori Amos album, Abnormally Attracted to Sin, will be released on March 24th. The first single, "We Grew Up Together," will be sent to radio stations and also receive a digital release on March 10th.
This is all so hard to believe. It's not that people don't want to believe you as much as it is that your "information" is just contradicting the info that's been released officially. You say it's only a digital release, but the last press release we got from Universal, it clearly stated it would be "hitting stores" along with the digital domain. So that contradicts what you say about how the album will be released. There are also some mispellings in your lyrics. And, you seem to have gotten A LOT of information even for a leak (release dates, concept art, lyrics, track-lengths, etc.)
I'm sure you can do a bit better to clarify if this information is indeed true. And it doesn't require revealing your source, but if your source already got there hands on all of this purported information, then I'm sure they can clarify why it's only a digital release, what the concept of the album will be - if there is any (I'm sure if he were in the studio, the concept would be a major discussion since it would effect the sound of the songs, specifically the one he was "working on"). Anyway, there's a lot more that can be clarified regarding the information you've already given us.
*yawns*
ReplyDeleteyay, more fake information to make us all go nuts.
Try harder, dude.
This is all so hard to believe. It's not that people don't want to believe you as much as it is that your "information" is just contradicting the info that's been released officially. You say it's only a digital release, but the last press release we got from Universal, it clearly stated it would be "hitting stores" along with the digital domain. So that contradicts what you say about how the album will be released. There are also some mispellings in your lyrics. And, you seem to have gotten A LOT of information even for a leak (release dates, concept art, lyrics, track-lengths, etc.)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you can do a bit better to clarify if this information is indeed true. And it doesn't require revealing your source, but if your source already got there hands on all of this purported information, then I'm sure they can clarify why it's only a digital release, what the concept of the album will be - if there is any (I'm sure if he were in the studio, the concept would be a major discussion since it would effect the sound of the songs, specifically the one he was "working on"). Anyway, there's a lot more that can be clarified regarding the information you've already given us.