If Radiohead wore bras, I’d be burning them along side ‘em. Here’s to their independence. And to the future of an Open Media Web.
The future of music, In Rainbows
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I second that! NIN is next.
Amen to that!
It’s great that mainstream artists are turning their backs on the labels that refuse to change their ancient business model more than including mp3s in the list of released formats…
That, plus I’ve been looking forward to the new Radiohead album for ages and ages…
~biff~
What about PayPal, Radiohead? I don’t have a credit card at hand (yet).
“If Radiohead wore bras, I’d be burning them along side ‘em.”
Uh… huh?
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