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“ It wasn’t just about educating parents, it was about preventing us from getting the music we loved. And as I feared, stores do use the sticker as a way to keep certain materials out of the stores. They won’t rack certain records, or CDs, they won’t even sell certain ones. It’s even gone one step further when the Best Buys and the Wal-Marts, they force record companies to make alternative versions. They sell you edited product without you knowing it’s edited. You do not get the artists’ vision. That happens with DVDs as well. So this is just wrong. And that was our fear that this would be used, the idea of just stickering records, wholly different than it was.
From a great interview of Dee Snider by the readers of The Rumpus.
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