Maybe I am an oldtimer here, but what about AC/DC. Not sure why they are left off, but it does seem that most of the 80's metal bands are on their....except maybe Iron Maiden. I'm at work and can't really tell about them.
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List of Bands NOT on the iTunes Music Store
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Hey Schiffi-
need some german hip-hop? just e-mail tylerg@ku.edu .
I hope they do add some german stuff. My freundeskreis CD broke into a thousand pieces, and I can't find disk 2 of Fuer Die Welt by Fettes Brot
-tyler
need some german hip-hop? just e-mail tylerg@ku.edu .
I hope they do add some german stuff. My freundeskreis CD broke into a thousand pieces, and I can't find disk 2 of Fuer Die Welt by Fettes Brot
-tyler
Let's see what I can't find of the stuff in my library that hasn't been posted already...
The All-American Rejects
8 Stops 7 (hell, I can't find them anywhere, so no big surprise there)
The Aquabats
The Beastie Boys
BiGod 20
BT
The Calling
Creed
David Ralph
Dr. Demento
Euge Groove
Fastball 8
The Firm (two partial albums)
Fuel (one partial album)
Infected Mushroom
Janet Jackson
Jimmy Eat World
jive jones
Led Zepplin
Liam Lynch
Lifehouse
Llama
Mad at Gravity
Michael Lynch
The Mighty Lemon Drops
Nelly Furtado
Nine Days (one partial album)
Pat Metheny Group/Trio
Paul McCartney
Petey Pablo
Poster Children
Quivver
Ramstein
Sandra Collins
Sasha & John Digweed
Sasha Alexander
Scatman John
Sir Mix-a-lot (but they now have Baby Got Back... just nothing else)
Snake River Conspiracy (one partial album)
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Starecase
Timo Maas
Total Eclipse
The Transplants
Wiseguys
Yahel
The All-American Rejects
8 Stops 7 (hell, I can't find them anywhere, so no big surprise there)
The Aquabats
The Beastie Boys
BiGod 20
BT
The Calling
Creed
David Ralph
Dr. Demento
Euge Groove
Fastball 8
The Firm (two partial albums)
Fuel (one partial album)
Infected Mushroom
Janet Jackson
Jimmy Eat World
jive jones
Led Zepplin
Liam Lynch
Lifehouse
Llama
Mad at Gravity
Michael Lynch
The Mighty Lemon Drops
Nelly Furtado
Nine Days (one partial album)
Pat Metheny Group/Trio
Paul McCartney
Petey Pablo
Poster Children
Quivver
Ramstein
Sandra Collins
Sasha & John Digweed
Sasha Alexander
Scatman John
Sir Mix-a-lot (but they now have Baby Got Back... just nothing else)
Snake River Conspiracy (one partial album)
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Starecase
Timo Maas
Total Eclipse
The Transplants
Wiseguys
Yahel
-Huked on Fonick: Green Day's there...I bought an album a couple days ago
to add to the list:
Galactic
to add to the list:
Galactic
Apparently there are no other 80's pop fans here, but what the hey:
Survivor
REO Speedwagon (don't know if I have actually verified this)
Bob Seger
There are also a lot of good Christian Artists missing. I will hear a song on the radio and go to check, but they aren't in the ITMS.
Survivor
REO Speedwagon (don't know if I have actually verified this)
Bob Seger
There are also a lot of good Christian Artists missing. I will hear a song on the radio and go to check, but they aren't in the ITMS.
I just don't understand this! Why would artists/labels (whoever makes that decision) NOT want their music on the iTunes music store? Artistic integrity?
Ha!
People. are. going. to. download. music.
Why not admit that to yourself and at least be on a great (the best) service where you get royalites? There will always be people like myself who want to hold that album in their hands, look at the cover/liner art, while listening the the CD all the way through with no pauses.
But how many people are like that? Not most. Most people would rather click around a few times on thier computer and have the song. Which is a great thing to be able to do, especially in a legal fashion such as with the iTMS.
Sorry for the rant, this logic just baffles me.....
Ha!
People. are. going. to. download. music.
Why not admit that to yourself and at least be on a great (the best) service where you get royalites? There will always be people like myself who want to hold that album in their hands, look at the cover/liner art, while listening the the CD all the way through with no pauses.
But how many people are like that? Not most. Most people would rather click around a few times on thier computer and have the song. Which is a great thing to be able to do, especially in a legal fashion such as with the iTMS.
Sorry for the rant, this logic just baffles me.....
the pistol's were one of the most influential bands in rock history but now their sting does not bite compared to the music i hear these days
johnny rotten is actually tame by comparison
Um... what service are you on? Because most of the crappy boy bands, eminem and 50 cent are there. Placebo is also there.
Blue Man Group
amon tobin
cinematic orchestra
animals on wheels
nicola conte
air
the ninja-tune label really needs to put the entire catalog on itms, i can't imagine that they do much brick and mortar business in the us.
cinematic orchestra
animals on wheels
nicola conte
air
the ninja-tune label really needs to put the entire catalog on itms, i can't imagine that they do much brick and mortar business in the us.
good call. i can't see what would make the labels think twice about this, especially the small ones. i mean hell, nobody is buying CDs anymore. i haven't actually went to the store and purchased a CD in about a year. i just can't justify it anymore. besides my old CD collection all my music was stolen from p2p. however, i have a spent money at the iTMS and would continue to do so if they actually had some music that i liked.
Tadpole
Not that it matters, I've got both of their albums already
Plus I didn't expect them to be there, they haven't released anything in the US yet.
Not that it matters, I've got both of their albums already
Plus I didn't expect them to be there, they haven't released anything in the US yet.
If they would put the famous Traveling Wilbury's vol. 2 album on, that would rock.
They already have Roy, Bob, and Tom on the store, might as well put their band on as well
John Zorn
John Zorn (they only list 1 Naked City) and all his Tzadik stuff. and add some Winter& Winter, ECM and so on ...
John Zorn (they only list 1 Naked City) and all his Tzadik stuff. and add some Winter& Winter, ECM and so on ...
I was under the impression that he was saying who should not be on the service. Hence "all the crappy boy bands" and stuff. I'd like to see the RHCP on iTMS, at least their new albums.
I was under the impression that they had Grateful Dead. THough, I got that impression from the CARS spoof that said
Which I personally found quite funny. And you should too, because I spent longer than I had to combining quotes.
[edit]I jsut realized I used the phrase "I was under the impression" twice in the context of 4 sentences. I was under the impression that I need to expand my list of handy phrases.[/edit]
Here is a list of bands not on the store that have sold around or over a million records, i.e. they're the most popular, and it would make sense if they showed up before some of the more obsure bands listed on this thread.
Radiohead
Tool
Long Beach Dub All Stars
Jethro Tull
Grateful Dead
AC/DC
Bob Seger
Snoop Dogg
The Transplants
Paul McCartney
Lifehouse
The White Stripes
Interpol
Jimmy Eat World
Creed
All-American Rejects
Beastie Boys
Metallica
Linkin Park
Foo Fighters
Goldfinger
Beatles
Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
RHCP
Eminem
Taking Back Sunday
Paul Oakenfold
Radiohead
Tool
Long Beach Dub All Stars
Jethro Tull
Grateful Dead
AC/DC
Bob Seger
Snoop Dogg
The Transplants
Paul McCartney
Lifehouse
The White Stripes
Interpol
Jimmy Eat World
Creed
All-American Rejects
Beastie Boys
Metallica
Linkin Park
Foo Fighters
Goldfinger
Beatles
Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
RHCP
Eminem
Taking Back Sunday
Paul Oakenfold