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Radiohead's latest album     posted on 6th of december, 2007

Radiohead has launched a new album about one month ago. A controversial one, the album was recorded by the famous band on their own, without any recording label.

Consequently, the album was posted on the Internet and can be downloaded by users at the price they decide. Yep, you read it right, you can buy it for $1 or $100, you choose how to reward the band.

The download will be available until Dec. 10, 07. Album will go through traditional outlets from Dec. 31, 07.

Web 2.0 (almost) frees music!

Buy album here


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Comments (8)

Well, on 15th of may, NIN becomes the first major band and musical enterprise to actually give an entire album for free, in various formats ranging from simple mp3, to even higher than CD quality Wave format. So, things are moving rapidly. - posted by Sangiorzboy on June 04, 2008
Maybe they were inspired my this micro stock model... - posted by Truelight9 on December 08, 2007
I think this is a neat thing for them to try out -- - posted by Sweetheart29 on December 07, 2007
This is definitely towards which the industry will go. Especially with controversial or banned stuff. Like Serban said, you require a lot of talent and fans who will buy something that a record label is not willing to take up.
I understood the potential of all this when I had recorded a support song for Michael Jackson during his trial. I expected some 10,000 downloads and to my surprise the song has been downloaded by 400,000 people by now. Remembering that I am a CEO for a music label in India, we are going towards the web market more than the traditional one, at the same time we are not giving up the traditional one totally. Everyone must be already aware of a concept called ROYALTY FREE MUSIC which works on the same model of RF PHOTOGRAPHY concept.

Maybe DT will add this feature in future! What say Serban! ;) - posted by Thefinalmiracle on December 07, 2007
Yep got it already and it is a diamond cut and finished - posted by Dnf-style on December 07, 2007
I think the free music and also cheap music-downloads will change the music-market fundamentally. On the other side: look at the prices for concert-tickets. They are growing higher and higher. Many groups are touring again and more than in the past. With concerts they earn the money. I like to go to concerts......... but 120 Euro for Neil Young for example.... I think a little bit too expensive. - posted by Photosaurus on December 07, 2007
Do you think all music will eventually go this route? Or is this just a clever marketing ploy so Radiohead can make more money when more people show up to their concerts? - posted by Bellemedia on December 07, 2007
Very interesting. Thanks! - posted by Roberto1977 on December 06, 2007

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