Unreleased Oasis album tipped up on eBay

Now available via P2P

By Paul Hales

Wed Apr 20 2005, 12:41

A FORTHCOMING album from loud-mouthed Mancunian rockers Oasis tipped up on eBay weeks before it was due to be released.

Tracks from the album, which may have come from the eBayed discs, are now appearing on file-sharing networks such as BitTorrent.

The sixth Oasis album, entitled Don't Believe The Truth is due to be released on May 16th. But "very rare, full-length" copies sold on eBay for a tenner before disappearing, said a report on Contactmusic.com here

Five tracks from the album have so far appeared on BitTorrent, as snoops from the record company Sony seek to track down the source of the leak.

The eBay seller, KBROWN123 has done a bunk. µ

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