I have painful chemical burns on my hands and neck from when a bottle of my favorite hot sauce exploded today. How metal is that?

The RIAA is probably the most self-defeating organization ever to have existed.

On one hand, they try to sell music, while at the same time condemning any attempt by potential customers to discover the music in the first place. To the bands, their music being played on the radio in a shop loud enough for the customers to get a taste of it is free advertising. To the RIAA, it's grand larceny.

On one hand, they want filesharing destroyed, while on the other, one of their greatest sources of revenue is suing the people that use them. Just think, if the RIAA could succeed in shutting down filesharing, they might go out of business!

Meanwhile, they alienate their potential customers by boosting prices on music to make up for imaginary losses induced by filesharing, violate their privacy, abuse them with excessively restricting DRM, and attempt to kill internet radio with unpayable royalties.

For an organization that sells music, they sure try hard to suppress and eliminate it wherever possible.

Check them out if you like harmonic metal, or artists like Saxon and Dio: Astral Doors, [Sample]

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