your comments make me laugh… your IP address consistently comes to this site complaining about “stolen music” every few months, when you clearly have no idea what you’re talking about.

you want to hear the funniest thing? Bullion’s management e-mailed me after this post, thanking me for the coverage. there are no songs in this post that were not already widely available online. I am providing exposure for artists in a legal fashion. there are hundreds of sites that post FULL ALBUMS illegally. why not spend your precious time writing comments there? you’re an idiotic nuisance and it’s unfortunate I can’t figure out how to block IP addresses from the site.

any label knows how to reach me if I post something they don’t like. why? because I usually work closely with them for posts, since they provide me with the songs in the FIRST PLACE so their artists can get the exposure they deserve. now please, go back to the hole you crawled out and stop with your insolent rants about something you don’t have a damn clue about.

thanks for the tip Alex. impressive if it’s true
however, he clearly uses a hip-hop sample in “Caroline, No” — the “aw!” and “it’s fantastic!” and several other moments throughout the tape. that doesn’t even include the numerous soul samples not on Pet Sounds.