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Kim Dotcom Back Online, Prepares To Release Music Album

A New Zealand court has granted Kim Dotcom some basic rights following a hearing today. The Megaupload founder will now be allowed to access the Internet and have a daily swim to help ease a back problem. Dotcom will also be allowed to finish a music album he’s been working on. TorrentFreak was given a sneak preview and we liked what we heard.

Following his arrest in January, Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom was immediately deprived of his freedom.

On February 22nd, just over a month later, he was released on bail but heavy restrictions meant that life would not be getting back to normal.

In addition to general limits placed on his movements and activities, Dotcom – someone who lives and breathes the Internet – was banned from going online or even having a cellphone with Internet capability.

Today, Dotcom and his three New Zealand-based co-defendants – Mathias Ortmann, Bram van der Kolk and Finn Batato – appeared in the North Shore District Court with requests to have their bail conditions modified.

Dotcom’s legal team told the Court that the 38-year-old needed Internet access reinstated so that he can properly mount his defense. Along with his co-accused, Dotcom faces charges in the United States of racketeering, money-laundering and various copyright infringement offenses.

To assist with a back complaint, Dotcom also sought permission to use a swimming pool at the mansion where he and his family were living at the time of the raid. They currently live nearby.

Dotcom’s fortune was seized by authorities so the former multi-millionaire is now looking to generate revenue wherever he can, as is his human right. To that end Dotcom, who has been honing his skills as a musician for some time, requested permission to finish an album he has been working on.

The prosecution naturally objected to Dotcom continuing his work and said that his album, a collaboration with several international artists, was unlikely to succeed. TorrentFreak was given a sneak preview of the upcoming release late last year and we liked what we heard.

Despite the complaints, Judge David Harvey said that Dotcom and his associates had behaved commendably whilst on bail. He subsequently granted Dotcom access to the Internet, 90 minutes access to the swimming pool and two trips each week to Roundhead Studios in Auckland to finish his album.

The Judge also granted Batato, Ortmann and Van der Kolk permission to travel to Dotcom’s home once a week for a maximum of six hours so that they can work on their defense.

An extradition hearing is planned for August this year and in the meantime Dotcom is staying strong in the belief that he can successfully defend the US charges against him.

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  • Owen

    Where do you have this cool caricature of dotcom, is there a latger image?

    • Anyone
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    • Anonymous

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    • Guest

      Kim, just create a page with a donation button and we all contribue to ‘your’ cause.

      Our money vs MAFIAA. Let the games begin!

      • Anon
      • Koko

        Are you so stupid? He has millions! Did he share any of his money with you?

        • catcat

          Are you stupid? Did you not read his assets were frozen?

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001784674648 Paul O Sullivan

          He did provide a fantastic service free of charge though. (with a paid option)
          as far as wealthy people go he’s probably one of my favorite.

  • Me

    I hope it’s a metal album

    • All metal sounds the same.

      Isn’t there enough shitty metal blasted over YouTube videos?

      • Metalers r OLD & fusty

        metal sucks

      • All wine tastes the same

        No, not nearly enough

      • Www Fuckyouselves

        Isn’t there enough shitty rap,hip&hop,r&b, and other types of music blasted over youtube videos?

    • Guest

      Welcome to the artistic big bang of the 21st century without the corporations of parasites and gangsters!

      If you like metal you should try this:

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adagio_(band)
      http://www.adagio-online.com/index.php?p=band

      The genius composer and virtuoso guitarist is Stephen Forte.

      I never heard music so great so rich of invention and with so much material that is not classical yet.

  • Anonymous

    More good news for Kim Dotcom then.

    I always said his Internet ban was stupid when had he aimed to start up MegaUpload2 then he could give that command to his minions using any number to unblocked methods. So to deny his Internet connection has always been about damaging his defence, denying his community and to try to stop him rallying his supporters.

    One thing TF has not mentioned is that his wife has birthed their twins now. We can begin to see why he needs some relaxing pool time. ;-)

    Well it is good to hear that the Judge has commended his good behaviour once again showing that all the prosecution claims is false.

  • Guest

    It’ll be a better album than all the pop stuff coming out these days.

    • Guest

      I don’t really care what genre the album is, It’s going to awesome either way :D

      • Guest

        It shall be our rebellion anthem. For Megaupload! yaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=788625202 Sandy Aj

          As long as its better than the mega song. despite the huge buzz it had, honestly it was a pretty bad song.

    • Guest

      Kim Dotcom is a morbidly obese piece of shit with a pea sized brain.

      • Lalala

        Obvious troll is obvious.

      • justme

        and thats why he made millions of $….

        I want to be obese and pea brained too if its gonna make me million$

        • Guest

          You are already a morbidly obese turd with a pea sized brain. Wish for something else.

        • http://twitter.com/icanhazsake Ninja

          Mom just told him he’s having his intertubes access cut because he failed at his kindergarten math test. Take it easy.

      • All metal sounds the same.

        Because that comment makes you sound really intelligent.

      • Guest

        Some corporate paid troll show the size of their brain with the comments they post. You are no exception. If you want to keep your job you must put more brain power into it. This is not convincing.

      • Anonymous

        More like he is a mainstream corporate payola shill, made to look like the REVOLUTION
        Its a SCAMpaign, and you are all falling 4 it

        • Hosa Cool

          how… wats the point

      • Bloaxor

        I think you were thinking of Kim Dotcom when you were intending to write “I’m”, and you also forgot to delete the “is”.

      • Anonymous

        MAFIAA & Trolls are morbidly obese pieces of shit with a pea sized brain.

  • http://torrentfreak.com/ Rob8urcakes

    OK I’m not a lawyer, but this bugs me summat awful -
    How can a Court have the right to restrict access to a persons legal advisors (ie Batato, Ortmann and Van der Kolk) to only 6 hours and ONCE per week?

    Given the complexity and international nature of this case I find that highly objectionable and a breach of basic Human Rights and Civil Liberties.

    It seems even the rich such as Mr Dotcom is susceptible to the on-going trend of being assumed guilty until proven innocent, whereas the centuries long tradition is a presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

    Is this perhaps yet more evidence of the USA-style rise toward increased fascism and control of the populace now infecting Nation-States such as New Zealand?

    • Anon

      Batato, Ortmann and Van der Kolk are not his legal advisors – they are his co-defendants. He has full access to his law firm, as do each other co defendant individually.

      Depriving one of access to things which one is alleged of committing a crime with is hardly a new concept – and is an accepted practice in any jurisdiction I can think of. That dotcom is said to have used the Internet as his choice of alleged criminal.pursuits, this is entirely within standard practices.

      Removal of Internet, by itself, is still not a “Human right” as defined by the United Nations, and the deprivation of specific certain liberties is quite normal in a criminal case.

      Nothing which the NZ courts have decided so far have breached any local or international standards, regulations, or human rights.

      • FuzzyDuck

        Anon said: “Blah, blah blah”

        I don’t think it’s been common practice to deprive people of communicating with family, friends and lawyers, or to prevent people from sending and receiving mail, or receiving documents, or paying their bills, etc… these are all things that people generally use the Internet for these days. Not allowing people to receive and send post would have been seen as a human rights violation in pre-Internet days, in this day an age sending and receiving e-mail is the equivalent.

        The restriction was clearly overly broad. The fact that the NZ judge didn’t originally narrow the restriction down to the specific activity they wanted to prevent shows that the judge had no clue of what the Internet is. This is now been partially corrected, and rightly so. They can always monitor his Internet connection (and they probably do).

      • john doe

        “Depriving one of access to things which one is alleged of committing a crime with is hardly a new concept – and is an accepted practice in any jurisdiction I can think of.”

        What about Michael Jackson’s doctor practicing medicine up until his conviction?

    • DRuNKeN MaSTeR

      I’m not a lawyer either, but this bugs me: “The prosecution naturally objected to Dotcom continuing his work and said that his album, a collaboration with several international artists, was unlikely to succeed.”

      How could they restrict him from working on his private project, and how dare they even say, that it was “unlikely to succeed”?!?!?!?

      • Frustrated Lawyers

        Dotcom Song “unlikely to succeed” ?
        This probably coming from a profoundly insecure clerk
        who will never in his whole life dare to create something himself.

  • MadAsASnake

    Great to hear – he is once again beeing permitted some of the liberties all of us take for granted. They should never have been denied.

    • http://twitter.com/icanhazsake Ninja

      What amazes me is that the prosecution can say such absurd with a straight face:

      The prosecution naturally objected to Dotcom continuing his work and said that his album, a collaboration with several international artists, was unlikely to succeed.

      Seriously? WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU TO KNOW IF IT IS GONNA SUCCEED OR NOT??????????????????????

      I will, here and now, promise that – if the music is pleasant to listen to – I WILL PAY $100 FOR THE WHOLE ALBUM AS MEANS OF SUPPORTING DOTCOM.

      And fuck you, MAFIAA and US.

      • Anonymous

        He won’t be signing with RIAA. That’s for sure.

  • FuzzyDuck

    I think I’ll totally buy Kim Dotcom’s music album.

    If only to help him finance his fight against Evil.

    • Anonymous

      Shortly after his Mega Song release I pointed out he planned to expand his musical offerings. How good it will be remains to be seen but I am sure many would buy this album to help fund his defence.

      Well I do find it funny how the prosecution said his album “was unlikely to succeed” when that is one huge assumption. Success or not it is still a lawful job to earn money. I guess that is like the RIAA saying that Indie music is little more than “noise”

      We only have to see how he distributes this one and we know he is a sharing kind of guy.

      • Anonymous Monkey

        Sadly, the prosecution saying his album “was unlikely to succeed” just showed their arrogance and high-mindedness. They should get a life and stop messing with the lives of others …

      • Anonymous

        In their arrogance, I think they meant ‘Unlikely to succeed’, because he certainly doesn’t have the backing of the almighty RIAA!!! And we all know that unless you are in bed with them, they stonewall you to death. ROFL!!

    • gollu

      To reply your, “I will buy”, I can say that I will support as I did “Manning-Assange-WikiLeak” and if I get some cool songs or posters in return… well then I´m happy. Cheers up Dotcom, and please lose some weight… ;-)

    • Guest

      Please give all your money to him. Sell your house even. It will certainly help him.

      • FuzzyDuck

        I’ll just not pay for music and movies from the MAFIAA and buy his stuff instead. It’s simple, and would be totally budget neutral for me even if I’d buy his album several times.

  • Devil’s Advocate

    If his music ain’t free, should we pirate it?

    Yes, I know … think of the children.

    • Anon

      Fuck him and the children , I aint buying shit !!!11!!!

      • alex

        no one cares.

      • Anonymous

        You fail. Terribly.

      • justme

        So if your being harassed by a bunch of bullies then we all should say fuck you and your children???????
        You my friend need to either shoot yourself in the head or dig yourself a hole and not come out for air!!!

        • Guest

          You wouldn’t bother to raise an eyebrow even if your next door neighbor was getting harassed. We all know how people are these days. Some people just choose to show some sympathy on the Internet to look cool.

    • Techanon

      Is that really a question? even if the music is free, some of us will ‘pirate’ it anyways.

      • Anyone

        and I doubt he will be so hypocritical to object

      • Darkhog

        If music would be free, it wouldn’t be a piracy ;)

      • Anonymous

        “Copying” is not “piracy”.
        To “pirate something, would mean to SELL copies of it, when you don’t own the rights 2 it.
        KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!

        • Guest

          That’s the difference between the technical definition and the colloquial one. It’s the same thing as the difference between the colloquial definition of assault and the technical one (being attacked vs. being made to fear a possible attack). Even though people might say “he assaulted me” when they were attacked without prior knowledge or fear of the attack, they are considered correct because that is a correct colloquial usage.

          In short, piracy is a perfectly fine term to use, and you should stop being such a pretentious jackass.

        • I See the Light Now

          So, the Pirate Party is named for selling copies?

          And the Pirate Bay is named for selling copies?

          We must unite to defeat the Pirate Bay and the Pirate Party because they are selling copies.

          Thank you, jnnx, for helping me to KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!

    • Guest

      It won’t even be worth pirating a shit album.

      • MadAsASnake

        Like most the MAFIAA offerings then?

  • Jay

    I bet the New Zealand courts are suddenly realising that they have been taken for a ride by the US goverment and they will end up in hot water when the case collapses, so there trying to slowly make things less worse for themselves.

    Can any government in the current climate afford the damges that will be charged againest them if this case does not go well? The New Zealand goverment is the one who will foot the bill not the US as they are the ones who arrested and took posession of his assets there other than the US assets of course.

    • Guest

      No government is gonna foot any bill rest assured.

      • Anonymous

        Yeah, the cops that busted Dotcom work for free. I forgot about that. All the planning was done after hours at coffee shops, not on payroll, of course.

        When the NZ people realize they have been duped, something’s gonna give way.

    • UVI

      The only money governments have is derived from the people. So who you think’s gonna pay if it comes to that?

  • Anonymous

    “The prosecution naturally objected to Dotcom continuing his work and said that his album, a collaboration with several international artists, was unlikely to succeed. ”

    Spoken like someone with a future at the RIAA, there is no chance of music doing well without one of our member labels involved. Just wait till its done, and it finances Dotcom beating both cases.

    • Guest

      If his Mega song (the worst song in history) is anything to go by, the fate of this album is already sealed.

      • FinalApokylypse

        Well that was just a promotional song. It’s kinda hard to judge what the songs he’s making are gonna be like. Although it’s probably similar in style. Pop stuff is my guess.

      • Anonymous

        In a world with Rebecca Black you call the Mega Song the worst in history?!

      • Anonymous

        You don’t get out much, do you? there are a lot worse than that song. But, when you’re a MAFIAA TROLL, you’d know best, I guess.

    • MadAsASnake

      Not quite sure where a judge comes off telling an entrepreneur not to follow his business plans on those sort of grounds. Whether or not it’s successful is entirely irrelevant and of no concern to the judge. Hell you could say same for a vast majority of MAFIAA funded c—

      • Anonymous

        The Judge allowed him to continue work on the album, it was the prosecutor panicking trying to keep him locked in a virtual jail cell until he cracks and admits he stole the Limburgh Baby.

  • djnforce9

    I hope Kim Dotcom and his crew not only win and Megaupload goes up again but they are able to retaliate and sue the MAFIAA for all the trouble they caused his business.

    • MadAsASnake

      Agree. I was thinking some org that is being targetted by MAFIAA needs to start returning fire. Why not one of them file suit against MPAA’s right to exist in similar terms as MPAA is targeting hotfile?

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  • Anonymous

    let’s face it, the US wanted to stop Kim and his co defendants from accessing anything and anyone simply to prevent them from being able to put up any sort of case on their own behalf. even now, the US cant decide whether to destroy all the data on the Mega servers or not. if they do, they will be seen as having complete disregard for everyone that used Mega and have no evidence for their case. if they keep the info, they have to let Kim’s legal team have access as well, giving them the availability to refute all charges. i honestly believe the charges were complete fabrication, brought on by Kim’s announcement that he was going to start a music service that gave artists more say and a greater share in revenue. the gatekeepers were crapping themselves! they dont want and have no intention of giving a service that will equal Mega or any other ‘paid for’ file sharing service, let alone a freebie! and as for listening to customers? you can forget it! i hope the US get well and truly fucked over this travesty, the entertainment industries are stopped from any sort of lobbying or attending of meetings that involve copyright law and anyone found trying to influence policy makers receive a minimum term in jail and a massive fine.

    • dont want to be sheeple

      I AGREE!!!!
      This all started when Kim announced his new music service to the world..

      but the way the world runs today is only the rich can stay rich while the rest of us need to work hard to earn just enough to survive so as to keep them happy!!

      we aren’t allowed to think or we might become to smart for the elite to control us.

  • RKC

    Kim Dotcom had best be careful. He must be seriously pissing off the US now.
    Next he’ll be “renditioned” and subject to “extreme questioning” in some “black site”.
    (Kidnapped, tortured, hellhole)

  • YarickZan

    “The prosecution naturally objected to Dotcom continuing his work and said that his album, a collaboration with several international artists, was unlikely to succeed. ”

    Unlikely to succeed or they are going to do their best to kill it?

    • MadAsASnake

      “naturally” as in knee jerk

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  • I’dVoteForHim

    Kim for PM!

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  • Flasher 471

    http://Watch2k.to was one of the websites which used megaupload.com.
    So I really hope that they will be back so they can use them again for streaming.

    /Gently

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  • Anonymous

    so why would his album not succeed? because he wouldn’t be using the legacy industries? not allow the RIAA to oversee it’s release? be paying the artists that perform on the album a sensible amount, unlike they get from all the gatekeepers? i would suggest this album is going to be a MASSIVE HIT, made more so because of what these industries and the US government have done!! go for it Kim. stick the biggest fuck into them that you can!!

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  • Anon

    Swim for back problem – loose some weight FATTY! Hahah human rights what are they to the USA?

    • Vernon Swain-Nisbet

      Honestly, you think people would actually have learned not to attack a person for that nowadays. Then again why am I surprised, ce’st la vie. Enjoy being a troll.

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  • Twilightcoents

    I saw that megaupload.net is on auction at sedo, he should buy this to turn into a blog! :) http://www.sedo.co.uk/auction/auction_detail.php?language=e&auction_id=126320

  • Supadude

    When it gets worse, it gets even worse…

  • James Dearing

    I want to buy this album. I don’t care that it hasn’t been made yet. I want to send my money now and get the album when it’s ready, Kickstarter style.

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  • Bloaxor

    I’d hope he reads some of the stuff posted here. (Both articles and comments.)

    • Kim Dotcom

      I am. And thank you all for the support :-)
      Kim

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  • Rolexe

    showing my support for kim, i will most definitely buy this album! :D roll on its release!!

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  • Anonymous

    lol, no way dude you got to be kidding me. Is this fattie for real?
    Surf-Tools.tk

    • Vernon Swain-Nisbet

      Are you for real, or just a troll who says stuff like this, because you are anonymous. Spoiler, many nerds aren’t athletes, get used to this fact.

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  • Libreman

    I hope the album is released under a CC license and promoted on the Pirate Bay FTW! I can not pay for a non libre music out of principle (fighting the enemies of sharing by paying for non-sharable music, eh? that doesn’t work, sorry) but if it is released under a CC I pledge to support it by at least $10 even if it sucks, more if it’s actually good :)

    I think “pay what you want” model would work quite good in this instance, think about it ;)

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001784674648 Paul O Sullivan

      I think it will be released with the artists holding the rights just so nobody else can try to sell it. (posting online with no attribution counts as selling)

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  • DumbassesUr

    Biggest suckers of all time here. Dotcom makes millions off of you “screwing” those big, greedy media companies. See any inconsistencies here? Gee, wanna get back at the MPAA – just send me money instead, that’ll teach them.

    This is what makes the pirate community look like a bunch of douchebags – you always pick the worse heros. Of course, the real heros none of us really know – they are quietly doing releases without getting wealthy while hiding behind some kind of “internet robin hood” bullshit like Dotcom. The guy is a scammer – and you are the scammees.

    • FuzzyDuck

      The RIAA and MPAA are the scammers, and there are lots of scammees.

      Kim Dotcom hasn’t scammed anyone, he provided a service people could either use freely or pay for. He didn’t sue anyone for not paying him, like youknowwho.

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  • Don

    Why is Kim being treated like a hero? I’m as much of a pirate as anyone else here, but anyone who makes money off the back of it makes us all look bad. Kim is a prick.

    • Mucs

      It’s because of the how the US did things that has resulted in this.
      If they allowed people a week or so to download their shit from their accounts before taking megaupload offline, it would have been okay, people would have moved on and and kim might actually be in jail by now. But because they took mega offline without any notice, they pissed off everyone, and now kim is the shining hero who is going to fight them and get their data back. and because the MPAA then decided to immediately and do all this other fuckery right after that, not giving people a chance to calm down, more and more are looking up to kim, just simply because he is fighting back against those assholes, and so far winning! when times are bleak, people need a hero. times are now bleak as people have lost their files, and people will soon face losing their internet connections. kim is our hero now. you may not like it, but that’s how it is. and he shall remain a hero until all these matters are resolved.

    • Anonymous

      Wtf are people like you always talking about? Here, where I currently live, you can go out to the street and get a CD or DVD with hundreds/thousands of mp3 for less than a buck. You can get everything from the newest games to the most expensive software for almost the same price. That’s what I call to make (few) money from piracy.
      Dotcom, however, was never selling pirated stuff, was him? Have you ever seen him doing so? He was just renting you/other people storage space and bandwidth. Yes, it was used for some pirated stuff and I am totally sure they were aware of this (what kind of retard would you have to be not to know that?), but they were not supposed to be the police, the content owners were supposed to be.
      So in your opinion the cyberlockers are bad, VPN’s are bad… actually, even torrentfreak is bad… it is making money out of us! Omg!!!

    • FinalApokylypse

      That’s one viewpoint and an understandable one but I don’t agree. MegaUpload was a business, of course it was trying to make money. But cyberlockers have a huge amount of legitimate business. It’s similar to VPN’s, they do business with people who inevitably pirate stuff, yet they are an essential component in many businesses (as are cyberlockers). Are they in the wrong to accept money from paying customers just as MegaUpload did?

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  • Lalalapopopo

    USA political and legal system: at the service of private interests.

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  • Kiko

    Enough with this fat clown! Why you call him Dotcom? Because he says he is Kim Dotcom? He also said he was GOD!
    People have real problems and don’t care about “Dotcom”.

  • Jah Fou

    Hey Kim why not eat a fucking carrot once in a while ya fat fuck, it may be that you being a gastropod has something to do with back pain, huh?

    • Vernon Swain-Nisbet

      Troll much…

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  • Yourmouth

    I’ll buy that album because FUCK YOUI!

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