When Apple announced that they would be introducing variable pricing to the iTunes store, while at the same time removing DRM from its music, most figured Apple had made a deal with the devil. The devil being the music industry. Apple had ventured to the crossroads and returned with DRM-free music, but had paid a heavy price. 
nightshrill
April 08, 2009 at 5:44am
What I find baffling is what exactly is deemed to be at the 69 cents at this point. I listen to quite a bit of obscure post-punk and goth, stuff that I'm usually just surprised is even on iTunes and I looked up some of the obscurist things that I know they have...all still at 99cents!? So i'm curious as to how bad something needs to be to be 69 cents, in the meantime I still uphold my policy of not buying anything on the iTUnes store, why pay 10 dollars for an album of lossy quality and if you delete the file/something happens to your computer you're screwed, when for an extra 5 dollars you can just get the cd?
lukeforester1
April 07, 2009 at 4:36pm
Well I havent looked at iTunes yet but I have a strong feeling that about two songs will go down in price for every 5! POOP!!!!!!!!
lukeforester1
April 07, 2009 at 4:36pm
Well I havent looked at iTunes yet but I have a strong feeling that about two songs will go down in price for every 5! POOP!!!!!!!!
