At least this shows that artists are taking control. Whether or not you agree with their methods — or would want to purchase the whole album altogether — they have shown that artists are not going to allow themselves to be “controlled.”
 Here’s an interesting twist on the iTunes vs. record companies situation. Radiohead (disclaimer: I’m a Radiohead fan) is choosing not to sell their latest album on iTunes not because their record company is pressuring them out of the deal– their record company is EMI, and they’re more than willing to sell the record DRM free– but because iTunes is forcing them to break up their album into songs that can be sold separately. |
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