Sole copy of Wu-Tang Clan's secret album won't be shared for 88 years — mashable.com

LOS ANGELES — Wu-Tang Clan's unorthodox album release strategy of only selling one copy of its secretly recorded album just got even more unconventional. After the 31-song double album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin is auctioned off, the owner won't be able to legally share it with anyone for 88 years because of a binding copyright. Producer Cilvaringz explained the copyright on the project's new website:

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