Apple today announced the debut of the John Lennon solo catalog on the iTunes® Store. Sixteen of Lennon’s solo works from EMI Music are available for the first time on iTunes starting today, with the “Lennon Legend” and “Acoustic” collections making their worldwide digital debuts. For a limited period of 30 days, exclusive video content will be included with the albums “John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band,” “Sometime in New York City,” “Walls and Bridges,” “Milk and Honey” and the collections “Anthology” and “Working Class Hero.”
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Apple about to announce their cloud media streaming service?
Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 June 2010 08:54 Written by Brummie Wednesday, 02 June 2010 08:47
Apple acquired the popular music streaming service LaLa.com as they were interested in their experience with cloud-based music services. Recent news reports and patent filings indicate that Apple is all set to launch its cloud-based music streaming service.
Last month we reported that LaLa would be shutting down their service and today the service was finally discontinued. This has lead to further speculation that Apple might introduce its new music subscription service during WWDC 2010. Millions of users already use iTunes to purchase music which makes it very easy for Apple to market their subscription based service.
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Phil Spector releases his wifes single from his jail cell
Last Updated on Monday, 31 May 2010 17:12 Written by Brummie Wednesday, 26 May 2010 09:18
Music producer Phil Spector will soon be releasing his first recording project in three decades. It's the debut CD for his wife Rachelle Spector, which he produced and arranged. Titled Out of My Chelle, the disc will be available for digital download on June 8 at Amazon, iTunes and other digital retailers and in stores on July 20.
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Spotify takes on Apple iTunes with it's latest upgrade
Written by Brummie Saturday, 22 May 2010 18:46
Spotify is taking aim at Apple's iTunes with its latest upgrade - the largest since the site launched in late 2008.
The streaming music system currently allows users to listen to music for free - if they're willing to abide a few ads, of course - which puts it in competition with the iTunes download store.
But with the release of version 0.4.3, Spotify is also looking to take on the iTunes music player and track organising software, with the introduction of new library features.
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Google starts a music streaming serivice to rival Apple
Written by Brummie Friday, 21 May 2010 08:20
A new music streaming service set to arrive soon, following Google's recent purchase of music streaming specialists Simplify Media, was one of the more interesting announcements made at this week's Google I/O developer event in San Francisco.
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