Heathrow Airport loses Calvin Harris's album, sets its ruthless eyes on the rest of our pop music
That’s it. Bloody enough is bloody enough. It’s one thing Heathrow’s new Terminatoral 5 dispassionately doing away with the luggage of loads of no-mark unfamous people, but when the airport sets its sights on our beloved popstars, it’s time to JOIN IN WITH ALL THE MOANING.
In case you hadn’t heard, Calvin Harris had seven months’ worth of work towards his second album stored on his laptop, which Heathrow has gone and lost. Now, the heroic Naomi Campbell is doing her bit to stand up to this ongoing chaos, and all credit to her. But spitting at the police probably isn’t the best way to voice your frustration, love.
Pretty soon we’re going to have musicians boycotting our shores for fear of having their guitars or drums or xylophones or SELVES disappear in a cloud of shiny steel incompetence. People are worrying about what this means for the 2012 Olympics. The 2012 Olympics?! What about the 2008 British gig scene? HMM? A LITTLE MORE PRESSING WOULDN’T YOU SAY???
I’m telling you, if Rihanna gets lost down some Heathrow luggage shaft I am going to take that airport apart piece-by-piece my-flipping-self.
[via BBC News]
What kind of moron travels with 7 months of work on a laptop without backing it up?!?!? C’mon, a 500GB external drive is about $250…