Metal Singer Thinks U2 'Are A Violation Of People's Rights'
. Ward tells Bravewords: "From what I've read, it's gone against them. A lot of people refuse to listen to it and don't want anything more to do with the band. It just stinks of typical Bono pretentiousness - I don't like it. You wake up one morning, open your iTunes, and it's there. I know a lot of people can't believe it. There's some people whose devices are bordering on the brink of capacity memory." He believes users should have been given the choice of whether to download. "Don't just stick it in there and force it upon people," he says, adding: "I think U2 in general are a violation of people's rights. That's just my personal taste." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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