Faithless
08-29-2006, 10:36 PM
Don't understand why groups wouldn't more of the exposure, except for the fact that iTuners can pick and choose the songs they like rather than buy whole albums.
So, now I can just download "Crawling" and "In the End". :rolleyes:
Of the remaining holdouts, Led Zep needs to get with it!
Linkin Park Hits iTunes, New Album Not Quite Ready (http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003054345)
August 29, 2006, 10:20 AM ET | Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.
Linkin Park, one of the few major acts that had yet to make its music available via Apple's iTunes Music Store, has changed course and pacted with the service. Three of the group's albums are available beginning today (Aug. 29), each with two bonus tracks and a third iTunes exclusive cut.
In addition, iTunes is selling the video content featured on the group's "Live in Texas" and "Collision Course" DVDs. We were really excited when iTunes told us that we were one of their most requested acts," group member Mike Shinoda says. "We will never ignore our fans and the timing seemed right to make our music available, with some special additions."
In late July, Metallica made its music available on iTunes for the first time, leaving the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead and Garth Brooks among the remaining major holdouts.
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So, now I can just download "Crawling" and "In the End". :rolleyes:
Of the remaining holdouts, Led Zep needs to get with it!
Linkin Park Hits iTunes, New Album Not Quite Ready (http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003054345)
August 29, 2006, 10:20 AM ET | Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.
Linkin Park, one of the few major acts that had yet to make its music available via Apple's iTunes Music Store, has changed course and pacted with the service. Three of the group's albums are available beginning today (Aug. 29), each with two bonus tracks and a third iTunes exclusive cut.
In addition, iTunes is selling the video content featured on the group's "Live in Texas" and "Collision Course" DVDs. We were really excited when iTunes told us that we were one of their most requested acts," group member Mike Shinoda says. "We will never ignore our fans and the timing seemed right to make our music available, with some special additions."
In late July, Metallica made its music available on iTunes for the first time, leaving the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead and Garth Brooks among the remaining major holdouts.
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