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How To Remove U2, “Songs Of Innocence” From Your iTunes Library

General · September 17, 2014

After the amount of backlash it received for spreading U2’s new album forcefully upon ALL iTunes users, Apple have created a tool to remove the U2 album, “Songs of Innocence” from your iTunes library permanently.

While it was a creative attempt at trying to break a record for largest album release ever recorded, it was basically a form of malware. I am sure some people liked the new album, but many didn’t because it was a steaming pile of shit.

It was even enough to set outspoken Tyler, The Creator into a venting fit of rage on his Twitter account which was pretty hilarious. He equated the new album to waking up with herpes.

The tool is available here.

Dwayne

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