The boycott may be old news people, but it's time to put up or shut up... I suggest you get off your asses and write or call your local radio stations and TELL THEM THERE'S A BOYCOTT, because those pay for play whores don't know about it. I just sent this to the program director of WMMS in Cleveland, Ohio.Mr. Pennington, There is an Internet organized call for a boycott of Metallica. Everywhere I go, every chat room or BBS has hundreds of irate, former fans up in arms over Metallica's arrogance. I am writing this to inform you that if I hear Metallica played on your station, or any other for that matter, I will change the station. There should be many letters and phone calls from others as well. You can also inform the labels that push their so-called 'music' on us that many will be leaving their new releases to rot on store shelves, that includes the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack. We've been burned by those guys since their radio-friendly LOAD was dumped on fans worldwide. No more. No more Metallica. Thank you, Christopher A. Joseph Parma
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The boycott may be old news people, but it's time to put up or shut up... I suggest you get off your asses and write or call your local radio stations and TELL THEM THERE'S A BOYCOTT, because those pay for play whores don't know about it. I just sent this to the program director of WMMS in Cleveland, Ohio.Mr. Pennington, There is an Internet organized call for a boycott of Metallica. Everywhere I go, every chat room or BBS has hundreds of irate, former fans up in arms over Metallica's arrogance. I am writing this to inform you that if I hear Metallica played on your station, or any other for that matter, I will change the station. There should be many letters and phone calls from others as well. You can also inform the labels that push their so-called 'music' on us that many will be leaving their new releases to rot on store shelves, that includes the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack. We've been burned by those guys since their radio-friendly LOAD was dumped on fans worldwide. No more. No more Metallica. Thank you, Christopher A. Joseph Parma