zoney! said:
I posted this elsewhere and was mocked because someone already had the two releases (first two on your list) mentioned.
U2SavesTheWorld said:
I actually don't enjoy Eraser at this point but I am still going to buy it because, much like most Radiohead projects, they grow on me.
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Anyway, I felt the need to defend myself after having been brought into this thread by jeff for no apparent reason other then it gave him yet another opportunity to be an ass.
GibsonGirl said:I've ordered the Thom Yorke and Muse albums through Amazon.com. They've got a pretty good deal on for those two packaged together.
Queen Bee said:
Really? I'm all over this
u2popmofo said:
I suppose my annoyance comes by the type of people who casually download and justify saying they will buy it when it comes out, though they then end up either not liking it enough to warrant a purchase (though still keep it downloaded) or just never get around to buying it. As for the "too poor to buy music" excuse, it's pretty offensive to me. The same person would never say, "I'm too poor to buy a new car so I'm just going to steal it", but they use the excuse with music because they CAN steal it so easily that they feel like they've done nothing wrong. What's wrong with a cd here and there they may say? What's wrong is that they end up owning hundreds or thousands of dollars worth of music that they never paid for, completely screwing over the artists, labels, and industry they supposedly love.
U2Man said:I wonder if indra is talking about The Church
All my friends and I are consuming much more music than we could possibly afford to buy. So, we buy a percentage of the music that we listen to (the music that we like the best). I think most people do it that way.
mobvok said:
Uh...a deal? They're asking $26.97 for both CDs, which is exactly the same as The Eraser's list price ($13.99) plus BHAR's ($12.98).
It makes the buying process more efficient though.
GibsonGirl said:
It's cheaper than what they're asking at the Canadian site, even with shipping costs included. Made the conversion, and to ship to Canada it's $39.12. The price I'd have to pay in Canada is $50.51, using standard delivery methods.
hippy said:Note: I have not read most of the posts in this thread and this is not a response to anything said in them.
I just wanted to share the news that apparently MySpace is hosting a listening party for the new Muse album this week
http://www.myspace.com/muse