Re: Minus the Bear-eMusic
I have several of their other releases. "This is What I Know About Being Gigantic" is also terrific.MtB's stuff is available on eMusic at significantly lower cost than iTunes. For those of you into bands not on major labels, eMusic is terrific. I got into Brendan Benson (he of the Raconteurs), Minus the Bear, The Hold Steady, Leigh Nash, Neko Case, Beirut, New Pornographers, Kaki King (thanks Big Al!!), Marah, and many many many more great albums this year for somewhere around 45 cents a track.eMusic has no major label artists, but loads else, including Cat Power, Camera Obscura, and a bunch of other up-&-comers that a lot of folks are making noise over. They also don't have DRM, like iTunes, Rhapsody, etc. do, so once you've bought a track, it's yours to keep, share, burn, etc. etc. etc. with no limitations and no expiration date.Just my 2 bits......
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I have several of their other releases. "This is What I Know About Being Gigantic" is also terrific.MtB's stuff is available on eMusic at significantly lower cost than iTunes. For those of you into bands not on major labels, eMusic is terrific. I got into Brendan Benson (he of the Raconteurs), Minus the Bear, The Hold Steady, Leigh Nash, Neko Case, Beirut, New Pornographers, Kaki King (thanks Big Al!!), Marah, and many many many more great albums this year for somewhere around 45 cents a track.eMusic has no major label artists, but loads else, including Cat Power, Camera Obscura, and a bunch of other up-&-comers that a lot of folks are making noise over. They also don't have DRM, like iTunes, Rhapsody, etc. do, so once you've bought a track, it's yours to keep, share, burn, etc. etc. etc. with no limitations and no expiration date.Just my 2 bits......
