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Title: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: hypehat on November 16, 2010, 08:54:05 AM Just over one year after everyone bought their Beatles albums again in stereo, mono, and limited edition plastic fruit, Apple(s) have put the Beatles up on iTunes. Does anyone care?
Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: Jason on November 16, 2010, 09:19:30 AM Those teenybopper kids who want one or two songs will...but otherwise, no.
Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: Jay on November 20, 2010, 09:07:15 PM I care. It used to mean something when The Beatles were the one big act that wouldn't bow down to the digital age. They were the big champions of the physical cd era. These are dark days for the music industry.
Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: DSamore on November 21, 2010, 12:25:41 AM Teenybopper? That must be a joke, because no modern teenyboppers care about The Beatles. They care about Lady Gaga and that crap. Besides, it's not "dark days." The only valid forms of music nowadays are LP and digital download; most people don't even play LPs. This leaves one modern (loosely used with LP in the mix) medium and so be it- digital. Whatever keeps The Beatles in people's minds, young and old: so be it. It must be done.
Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: Jason on November 21, 2010, 07:00:13 AM Teenyboppers who listen to the right bands know the Beatles. How many fans do you think the Beatles earned after Kurt Cobain sang their praises in the aftermath of Nevermind?
Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: hypehat on November 23, 2010, 04:53:35 PM I care. It used to mean something when The Beatles were the one big act that wouldn't bow down to the digital age. They were the big champions of the physical cd era. These are dark days for the music industry. I don't get this? What in the hell is wrong with the digital age.... Speaking as a 19 year old with both a record player and an ipod. Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: rab2591 on November 23, 2010, 05:21:59 PM I care. It used to mean something when The Beatles were the one big act that wouldn't bow down to the digital age. They were the big champions of the physical cd era. These are dark days for the music industry. I don't get this? What in the hell is wrong with the digital age.... Speaking as a 19 year old with both a record player and an ipod. I thank God for digital, otherwise I wouldn't have nearly the collection of Beach Boys music I have...it was a digital MP3 copy of 'Pet Sounds' that got me back into the Beach Boys. I could care less if something is digital, vinyl, CD (for the mostpart) as long as it gets more people to appreciate good music....Besides, in 10 years I'm sure they'll make another format for us to waste our money on that will blow our minds due to the quality. Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: bgas on November 23, 2010, 08:19:29 PM I just think it's such a nice commercial they show on TV, to let you know the Beatles are on Itunes now.
and just yesterday I got to see the Lennon in NYC PBS show. two in a row. what's next? Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: ukulelejesus on January 04, 2011, 03:00:08 PM Teenybopper? That must be a joke, because no modern teenyboppers care about The Beatles. They care about Lady Gaga and that crap. Besides, it's not "dark days." The only valid forms of music nowadays are LP and digital download; most people don't even play LPs. This leaves one modern (loosely used with LP in the mix) medium and so be it- digital. Whatever keeps The Beatles in people's minds, young and old: so be it. It must be done. 1. Even the most culturally vapid people I know know and love the Beatles. People who don't like the Beatles tend to be hipster types who like to dismiss worthwhile things.2. If you're going to put down modern artists put down the ones who suck, like Ke$ha. Lady gaga is pretty cool. I thought it was all modern pop crap at first too, but The Fame Monster is a fantastic album. She writes her own songs, she controls her career, and she's an actual artist. Know what you speak of before you go blasting ill-informed opinions. Gaga is pretty cool, and her and Kanye are the only real artists you're likely to hear on the radio. Title: Re: The Beatles are on iTunes! *cue tumbleweed* Post by: Alex on January 05, 2011, 11:28:40 PM Teenybopper? That must be a joke, because no modern teenyboppers care about The Beatles. They care about Lady Gaga and that crap. Besides, it's not "dark days." The only valid forms of music nowadays are LP and digital download; most people don't even play LPs. This leaves one modern (loosely used with LP in the mix) medium and so be it- digital. Whatever keeps The Beatles in people's minds, young and old: so be it. It must be done. 1. Even the most culturally vapid people I know know and love the Beatles. People who don't like the Beatles tend to be hipster types who like to dismiss worthwhile things.2. If you're going to put down modern artists put down the ones who suck, like Ke$ha. Lady gaga is pretty cool. I thought it was all modern pop crap at first too, but The Fame Monster is a fantastic album. She writes her own songs, she controls her career, and she's an actual artist. Know what you speak of before you go blasting ill-informed opinions. Gaga is pretty cool, and her and Kanye are the only real artists you're likely to hear on the radio. I hear real artists on the radio all the time...on the oldies, classic rock, college, and public radio stations. I'd be a little more willing to give Gaga a chance if she'd put out her demos as official records instead of turning them into generic Autotuned-to-hell top 40 dance songs. |