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[Jim Bytes! - An IT Blog] Is anyone else tired of the remaining Beatles cashing in all the time ? Doesn't everyone who can rip or download MP3s already have at least one of their greatest hits albums, or that CD that has their entire catalog on 1 menu driven disc that was for sale underground a few years back ?
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[Cddesign.com] CD Design and Album Cover Art: U2, Sting, Radiohead, Coldplay, Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs, Jack Johnson and others have contributed songs to the album Rythms Del Mundo: Cuba (due out Nov 20, 2006 from Universal Music). The surviving members of Cuban group Buena Vista Social Club have remixed each track, giving them traditional Cuban/Latin feels and instrumentation - listen to samples here.
[Blogmaverick.com] Googlenomics , Itunes and Zune - Blog Maverick: I dont know if they would buy or build their user interface for a music store, but I would be willing to bet they would use their stock and cash in the bank to go to the same companies they are licensing music videos from Universal, Warner Music and fellow market share leaders and basically pay them about $575mm per year in licensing revenues for exclusive access to SELL OR GIVEAWAY their music online (Online only, say the 1st Billion songs ?)
[Thehumblest.net] The Humblest Blog on the Net » iTunes: CD that are exclusive to iTunes. The album over-all seems intriguing and I’ll be searching out a hard copy in the near future.
[Billboardpublicitywire.com] Walrus' Classic Rock Album, "Uncovered," Now Available on iTunes: "We were pleasantly surprised that Santa was able to deliver our new CD on Christmas morning, when lots of people have received iTunes gift certificates," says Chuck Dingée, a Walrus vocalist and guitarist who has been playing Beatles-style rock music since he saw the Beatles in Chicago in 1966.
[Oreillynet.com] Neat Stuff in iTunes 4 Files - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog: Today, the Beatles aren’t in the Music Store, but give it some time. Frankly, I’m more worried about the small-label artists, both the young punk bands on hole-in-the-wall labels, and the classic artists like Todd Rundgren, Elvis Costello, and Frank Zappa, whose stuff is on specialty reissue labels like Rhino and Rykodisc.
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Posted at January 21, 2007 01:58 AM
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