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Also don't release an album titled "bleed American" the day before 9/11.
How about a live album of a concert in NYC that featured the twin towers on fire that was released on 9/11
I found the album a few weeks later in stores, even after they pulled it. Solid.
Man, I can't imagine their reaction.
Before release: "Man, thisnalbum cover is sick dude,what a statement"
Then release day: "Oh yeah, big day.... oh yeaj, city on fire man! Wait what? What do you mean actually burning?"
That "Live scenes from New York" really sells it.
Oof I'm a big Dream Theater fan and never knew that. Poor timing for sure.
Throwing DT in the mix seems like cheating.
Bit hard to pull that one off. Unless 9/11 were an inside job and the White House was informing the music industry.
Real shit: there’s a conspiracy theory Milo Rossi debunked about the supertramp album breakfast in america predicting 9/11
How about an album called "God hates us all" on 9/11?
Such a fucking good song/album though. I’ll never forget the first time I heard it.