Method Man on Wu-Tang Keeping Album Private for 88 Years: "F*ck That"
If you've been living under a rock where all music is released traditionally and albums do not cost $1 million or more, you're in for a surprise. Wu Tang Clan, in 2014, announced a comeback album—a separate one from December's A Better Tomorrow—called The Wu: Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. The release would only see a single copy made, available for purchase by the highest bidder. The news hit a while back, with reports of $5 million bids rolling in after. (Also: Cher is on this Wu-Tang album.)
Forbes advanced the tale this week with an article stating that Shaolin would only be commercially available in 88 freaking years, once "the copyright, which includes public and commercial rights, automatically transfers to the owner of the work."
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