The State of MP3 Players

12 May 2008 – 11:22
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Microsoft surpasses 2 million Zunes sold. Apple sells 2.65 million iPods a month

How is it that the two top selling MP3 players are the two most DRM-encumbered? I think, though, that a survey would be more relevant. Something simple, like "What Do you use to listen to ...

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Iteration, Segmentation, Experimentation

8 Mar 2008 – 11:32
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The new Nine Inch Nails album is fantastic. It carries on the path from The Fragile to Lost Highway and ...

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Cool, but not innovative

22 Oct 2007 – 1:29
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Rock should be less like a mall and more like a yard sale.

There's been a lot of pontificating about the new Radiohead album, and how it's hastening the demise of the recording industry. Largely because of Nine Inch ...

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Buckshot Ep. 6: ReBlogging

2 Oct 2007 – 12:13
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My feed reader landed me a couple things I agree with whole heartedly this morning:

Rick Rubin, Radiohead, and the record industry at Invisible Oranges is everything I've been saying. every Warp should have a Bleep, the loudness wars and shitty albums killed the ...

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Buckshot, Ep. 3

25 May 2007 – 11:16
By adam | Posted in Asides, geekery, music | Also tagged | Comments (4)

If Paul was gay, I would hate christianity less. Then again, without the misogyny and homophobia, would it even have survived this long?
No wonder people steal music:
So... I guess as a reward for being a "true fan" you get ripped off.
I love Trent Reznor. ...

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