Tygger
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Bubs, two simple facts you have yet to grasp:
1. The 9K copies of Xscape given freely would have secured Michael the number one spot in the U.S. The difference was that small between Michael and The Black Keys.
Hopefully you understand Estate/Sony have to be in agreement before such distribution but, from reading your post, I see you do not.
2. The staggered release date for Xscape by Sony allowed for illegal downloads. An universal date would have cured that. Illegal downloads of Xscape happened after the European release date.
As for Grammy nominations, it seems you have some reading to do. Xscape qualified for nomination if Sony bothered to submit it. TII qualified and was submitted and nominated. The Academy was not somehow fooled by Sony's submission of TII.
I believe Xscape was amazing and would have won any category it was nominated for. Interesting that you feel otherwise.
1. The 9K copies of Xscape given freely would have secured Michael the number one spot in the U.S. The difference was that small between Michael and The Black Keys.
Hopefully you understand Estate/Sony have to be in agreement before such distribution but, from reading your post, I see you do not.
2. The staggered release date for Xscape by Sony allowed for illegal downloads. An universal date would have cured that. Illegal downloads of Xscape happened after the European release date.
As for Grammy nominations, it seems you have some reading to do. Xscape qualified for nomination if Sony bothered to submit it. TII qualified and was submitted and nominated. The Academy was not somehow fooled by Sony's submission of TII.
You know for sure that all voting members would have voted Xscape for winner, that's funny.
I believe Xscape was amazing and would have won any category it was nominated for. Interesting that you feel otherwise.