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News Back To Archives News   Prev    Next Busta Rhymes Big Bang Album Leaked Published on 29 May, 2006 Email To Friend  It was bound to happen sometime, but the “Bang” has been removed from the new Busta Rhymes album, as a tracklisting, along with 18 completed tracks, has leaked onto the Internet. The news follows as Lupe Fiasco's album “Food and Liquor” was leaked, and the rapper decided to give it away to fans. “People who have this consider it a free gift”. The problem is a major concern for label artists and producers alike, as the download scene is highly popular amongst fans. Fans claim that downloading the album doesnt spoil profits, as the majority will go purchase the album regardless. However who can blame the consumer? With the constant push back on releases and high prices, is it a wonder that so many people hear an album before its released in stores. "The album that leaked is not the final tracklisting," an Interscope representative told press. According to the source, the leaked version contains eighteen tracks while the official has fifteen and also some of the song titles are incorrect. “The Big Bang” is due to hit stores on the 13th June. Credits - Ryan Maxwell Your comments Add new Comment   Name * : Email ** : Web Site : Message * : Enter Validation Code * * Required Fields ** Required but will not be published

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