check xmas album
check xmas album of Spingsteen's bottom of the page. Santa Claus is only 1 credit.
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11 Credits For Santa Clause???
The Boss has a sense of fairness and devotion to his fans that is unlike any other artist that I can think of. If he had any influence over the business practices of eMusic, I am quite certain that he would not allow his work to be sold in this manner. A two track album going for 12 credits is crazy enough, but getting one song for 1 credit and then having to pay 11 credits for the ONE additional song is LUDICROUS! Can someone from eMusic post a reply on this album review blog and justify what you are doing?
"ALBUM ONLY" - BS!!
As Splinky aptly noted ... "ALBUM ONLY" -- What's wrong with this picture??? ----- The raison d'etre of websites like Emusic is to provide discriminating music consumers a way to purchase and download JUST [emphasis_essential] that music which they want to buy & own - whether that is one single cut, or an entire album! ----- Now comes the infuriating and increasingly prevalent "ALBUM ONLY" notation by numerous popular cuts ----- If the RIAA - and its member labels - prefer to have otherwise honest consumers "share" music rather than buy it legally ... this is a GREAT incentive! ----- To Emusic: In your own economic interests - you need to do everything within your power to discourage this [misguided] behavior by labels you are providing [yet_another] marketing channel ----- Aside: gotta love these "crude composer" webforms on otherwise sophisticated websites!
What the HELL?
12 credits for 2 song ep?? Talk about swindleeee! Amazon has Santa Claus is Coming to Town for 99 cents.
Really?
12 credits for 2 songs (a total of 9 minutes)!?!?
Bruce Springsweenie
The most over-rated musician in the history of rock music. Puh-leeze, he is not an innovater or original. He sings a few anti-american songs and he is considered the greatest thing since sliced bread. No way!
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