[Tench_Coxe]

Maybe bands from now on should follow the example of Spinal Tap

Side note: one of the few things from Meatball (not the Florida one) I actually appreciate.

[qwerty1234]

sounds like nothing more than a money grab to me.

[DallasBiff]

Is Led Zeppelin’s album cover of “Houses of the Holy” included, also the album cover of Blind Faith’s only album.

[plain talk]

[ConservativeMind]

How can a simple baby photo be pornographic?

Isn’t there a carve out for this? Is it also illegal to bathe a baby, as the baby didn’t give you permission to touch it?

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

$20 Spencer shows up to court in a neck brace.

[algore]

Spencer used to brag that he was on the cover of that album.

Then some lawyer told him he was owed money, and he believed the lawyer, and soon started believing he was entitled to money, and still does today

[Lazamataz]

oh for freeps sake....

[toddausauras]

Silly stuff. Go after the real perverts. RIP Kurt Cobain.

[Seruzawa]

Maybe he could sue Marvin Gaye or Otis Redding next. Lynrd Skynrd? I know. Harry Chapin.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Just wait until they find out about the Blind Faith album cover!

[DarrellZero]

Actually I never much cared for this album cover, but pornography?

C’mon man.

[jimwatx]

This is just ridiculous. What the hell is wrong with these idiots?

[Tench_Coxe]

You know, maybe they can reprint the cover with Zelensky's likeness instead.

Maybe add an additional track called "You Give Me Money".

[Living Free in NH]

If the court believes Nirvana violated federal child pornography laws, why isn’t the court having the remaining band members, producers, distributors, and sellers arrested?

[sjm_888]

Spencer is just proving that he has is a bigger dick than what was on the album cover.

[Ge0ffrey]

It’s about time.

[SpaceBar]

by displaying a sexualized image of a minor...

These people are batshit crazy. It's a baby with gosh, a wee-wee.

[Zack Attack]

Oh Mother, remember all the times you showed those pics of me in the bathtub?...

[freepersup]

The doctrine of laches is a legal defense that may be claimed in a civil matter, which asserts that there has been an unreasonable delay in pursuing the claim (filing the lawsuit), which has prejudiced the defendant, or prevents him from putting on a defense. The doctrine of laches is an equitable defense that seeks to prevent a party from ambushing someone else by failing to make a legal claim in a timely manner. Because it is an equitable remedy, laches is a form of estoppel. To explore this concept, consider the following doctrine of laches definition.

[Robert DeLong]

What about the young female gracing the cover of Blind Faith's only album? What about the millions of people in possession of either one or both album cover(s) either as a physical or a digital version of it, will they too be prosecuted?