How much did you pay for Radiohead's In Rainbows?
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October 11th, 2007
Downloaders of Radiohead’s most recent album, In Rainbows, are allowed to name their own price.
If you downloaded it, how much did you pay (in £ or $) and how did you come to that amount?
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$ 1.75 it was a good deal but i didnt really like the album – i felt that the album was a bit depressing
I paid 0$ with this mindset:
If I like the CD I’ll pay for a “second” download, just so I’ll have paid something decent.
If I dont like it, I’ll remove it from my computer.
I paid 50 pence plus a 45 pence convenience charge or something. I think thats like $1.80 or so. So far it sounds really good.
I paid 4.5 pounds. Worked out to 8.50 canadian. Love the album. Worth all 8.50 for sure.
First I wanted to pay $7,-.
Then I found out they were 160kbps mp3’s, so I wanted to pay $0,01.
Then I found out everything worked very very slow and I got it from the Pirate Bay for $0,-.
Maybe I’ll buy the retail CD **beats self on head for defeating the purpose**.
£5 but I’m a Radiohead glutton and they can do no wrong! Only thing I’m semi-disappointed with is the 160kbps. I may just have to go and pay 0 for yhr CD and wait until December to break even
I paid £4.99. I consider this a sensible price for a non-physical download. Actually I consider it a sensible price for a cd too, and I buy a lot of back catalogue at around that price.
I paid $0.00 for the downloads, but then I purchased the retail CD. I would have paid more for the downloads and been happy, but I was dissapointed with the 160kbps encoding. I was really hoping for 256kbps.
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paid 8 bucks for the download, then paid 7.99 for it at best buy when it came out on cd. well worth it!
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