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Huge Illegal British Vinyl Pressing Plant Raided
According to reports, an unlicensed vinyl plant in Britain operated by two German nationals was raided today. The plant, which British officers believe is responsible for the vast majority of illegal albums in Britian currently, had over 200 stampers producing many 7" and 12" records including rare Rolling Stones bootlegs.
Currently, not much information is being released, with the Daily Swarm requesting tips from people in the know. Probably the biggest piece of information to take from this is that it's still possible to make money off of stolen physical music. The FCC and major music labels should take note: vinyl can be just as evil as Rapidshare when used correctly.
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