Radiohead Changes Tack, Joins iTunes

Joe Jay Bee writes "The British rock band Radiohead, who previously stated that they wouldn't want to have their music on Apple's iTunes Music Store (and, indeed, were unhappy when their Kid A album was released via the store) have performed something of an about-face; virtually their entire catalog, including singles and their B-Sides, has appeared on the store. The band previously said they only wanted their work sold as complete albums, which Apple refused to go along with; however their tack has apparently changed, and all their songs are available to mix and match, including their most recent work, In Rainbows. The albums are all available in DRM-free AAC format."

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Re:reason why they only want to sell albums

[lsolano]

This comment was undoubtedly intended to be funny.
I think is impossible that someone could think that Radiohead is not one of the best acts ever appeared in music history.
I understand that someone could not like Radiohead's music. That's ok, just a matter of taste. But, they're great.