A few days ago it was announced that the next album by Bruce Springsteen, 'High Hopes' (Great Hopes), would be available for sale from January 14, although the opposite happened during the afternoon of last Saturday, when the online store Amazon.com released the new album early for purchase in digital format (mp3), through your mobile e-commerce portal.
For almost twenty four hours A large number of Amazon users were able to buy and download the new 'Boss' album in advance, an error (apparently accidental) that has resulted in the album being leaked in its entirety on the internet and is now available for download on the internet. file-sharing websites, meaning that the pirated copies of the full album 'High Hopes' are already on the net.
Although the American company removed the content of its portal, so far it has not made any official report about this accidental leak, although it is speculated that it could have been an impact of the conflict between Amazon and Columbia Records, for the advance sale of the album 'Beyoncé' (2013) exclusively to iTunes weeks ago. 'High Hopes' will be the New Jersey musician's 18th studio album and will contain a total of 12 tracks, including various covers, discarded songs on previous albums and new versions from the musician's catalog.
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