This would be pretty lame.
Stones > Beatles
Then go buy some Stones on iTunes
This would be pretty lame.
Stones > Beatles
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First off I stated previously that Soundhound app gave it away w new iTunes links from Beatles songs. Second, the Beatles are and will always be the best band in the history of mankind. They more than deserve the hype.
I am a huge Fan of the Beatles music and have had their music on my iTunes for years.I was listening to them on vinyl in the 60's, so don't find the Beatles on iTunes to be the least bit exciting. I hope Apple has more than this or I won't find their announcement hard to forget.
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The clocks and their arms aren't in anyway comparable.
This is pretty much spot on. The Beatles on iTunes can or might be irrelevant to almost each and every one of us.
It doesn't matter.
I think everyone knows or should know how important this has been and will be to Steve Jobs. It's personal for him, and has been for years. Of course he's going to crow about it, regardless of what anyone else thinks. The news of Beatles on iTunes is not going to come across in a passing press release. Steve will make it a show, because it is a personal triumph for him, after years of negotiation and work.
Now then: There's no knowing for sure that Beatles are coming to iTunes tomorrow. How many times in the past has this been speculated?? If they do, fine. If they don't, most of us don't care. The only thing I think everyone can agree upon is the hope that a Beatles announcement isn't the only thing we get tomorrow. If so, then yes, it will be a major letdown.
That's exactly what I suggested earlier in the thread. Anyone who really cares that much about the Beatles won't be impacted at all by this kind of announcement The only way I see a rabid fan caring is if they unearthed some never-before-heard album or concert or whatever.
My hope is they announce some awesome stuff, and the Beatles is the "one more thing." That would be perfect.
ok off topic....but why are there windows phone ads on the banners of MACrumors? do they not approve ads? WTF? lol
The Beatles are great artists, but if that is the news then I think Apple is starting to cry wolf with some of their announcements.
Too little, too late.
After the re-release of all the remastered albums last year, is there anyone alive who doesn't already own whatever Beatles albums they want?
I don't think the surviving Beatles or the estates of those who have passed are going to be making much off of iTunes. Could be wrong though (and hope that I am).
The clocks are all in sync to when the announcement is in those cities ... at 7am in LA it is 10AM in NewYork ...
"Tomorrow's just another day" is a song by Madness! At last!! MADNESS ON ITUNES!!!
(if they already are, not letting that get in the way of the joke)
Yep, you and I are both spot on with this. I'll gladly toot my own horn.
This may trump the Apple Hifi + iPod Socks event in lameness!
The clocks are all in sync to when the announcement is in those cities ... at 7am in LA it is 10AM in NewYork ...
Michael Jackson bought the rights to the Beatles Music years ago ... The announcement is Apple has purchased the rights from Jackson's estate.
Just like when MJ bought the rights years ago ... the News was Worldwide.
To Apple this is Huge because they will control all commercial usage on the whole catalogue ... that is why MJ bought it.
Paul McCartney tried to buy the Music Rights back from MJ when he had money issues but MJ said no dice ... the rights to the Beatles Music was and is still valued at more than 1 Billion Dollars.
so yes it could be just the Beatles and nothing more![]()
Who cares about the beetles on iTunes bs. Honesly those who are fans are have their songs on cd ripped into their computer and those who want beetles are not enough to warrant a special announcement!!! Jeez the artist have an overwhelming sense of importance.
Too little, too late.
After the re-release of all the remastered albums last year, is there anyone alive who doesn't already own whatever Beatles albums they want?
I don't think the surviving Beatles or the estates of those who have passed are going to be making much off of iTunes. Could be wrong though (and hope that I am).
This obviously isn't just about Steve's ego. You're right that this is probably HUGE for him, it's also huge for The Beatles and for iTunes.