The day the music industry died. ⇒
10 October 2007, early morning
More on Radiohead and other artists taking control of the distribution of their music. Trent Reznor has similar ideas.
This is a post from my link log: If you click the title of this post you will be taken the web page I am discussing.
I just bought the boxset for 40 pounds to complete my collection.
and I know at least a few others who have as well — when was the last time any of us forked over 80 bucks for a cd? I have a feeling that they would actually make money. I think it’s pretty smart having two options – free or really really expensive. It gives people like me the ability to think that I’m a bigger fan than those too cheap to pay for their music.
by tiff on October 10 2007, 9:16 am #
Well the box set actually comes with actual records and other junk, so it’s a big step up from a CD. 80 bucks is a lot of money. I wonder what my brother, the serious-ass Radiohead fan in our family, decided to do.
I also feel like picking up the digital version of the album to let them know it’s a good idea. How much is straight up digital music worth though?
by Ramanan on October 10 2007, 9:28 am #