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Monday, October 1, 2007 12:00 AM

Radiohead's new album: Choose your price

The band is selling "In Rainbows" through its Web site at a very attractive price -- whatever you want to pay.

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  • Monday, October 1, 2007 12:11 PM

    If only they can make their store work

    I laud what they're trying to do, whether they're the first to do it to the 50th. Ultimately there's no reason why there shouldn't be a thriving marketplace in self-published music. The market can decide whether a band is worth 25 cents or $10 per track. However, Radiohead's experiment will surely fizzle if they can't get their shopping cart and security mechanisms to work. Maybe they're overloaded but three tries later I seem to have failed. I set my price at $4 or about three times their former royalty. For a band with their size following I think that's more than fair.

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