Paris Hilton in Paris Do you recall Paris Hilton from the music business? Her first record, however, has certain copies that sell for as much as $10,000. However, how is that true?
The primary culprit is Banksy, who spread 500 fake copies of the record among around 50 UK outlets. In order to provide a surprise to anybody playing the CD after returning from the shop,
The original booklet for Hilton’s album was replaced with some of Banksy’s artwork, and even the disk that included the media personality’s music was changed to Danger Mouse remixes.
That’s what I refer to as Music 4 now. Talk about a throwback, I promise. The fourth edition of the renowned record series was undoubtedly ahead of its time,
But the Now CDs were practically my childhood. ‘currently That’s What I Call Music! 4’ was released in 1984, and the series currently has over 100 albums.
