Posts Tagged ‘new york times’
According to a New York Times article, the booklets that come with our music may become a thing of the past, due to increasing sales of digital music and decreasing sales of its hard copy brethren.
And it makes sense.
Most of the music I listen to every day has come to me through some sort [...]
Southern rockers the Allman brothers are suing their label, UMG Recordings, for $13+ million. They charge they have been “digitally exploited,” not getting their fair share of money earned from iTunes downloads, ring tones, and CDs of their recordings from 1969 to 1980.
I’m not sure if anyone’s really surprised by this. Capitalism is capitalism, money [...]
[Update: James Brown’s Old Stuff Sold at Auction]
According to the New York Times,
“The personal possessions of the soul singer James Brown, the self-proclaimed “Godfather of Soul,” will be auctioned on Thursday as scheduled after an appeals court judge declined on Monday to block the sale.”
Like a lot of non-poor people who pass on, James Brown’s [...]
I’m not sure if this is big news or not, but the internet certainly thinks so.
Axl Rose, of Guns n’ Roses fame, will debut a brand new song from the supposedly upcoming “Chinese Democracy” album to Rock Band 2, the sequel to the game where you pretend to be a musician with your friends. The [...]
