p2pnet news view DRM | Music:- Macca seems finally to have seen the light — a glimmer, anyway.

Beatles tunes have been on P2P networks ever since there’ve been P2P networks and various entities, including Paul McCartney, have been doing their best to ignore that reality.

Now, however, in a concept strikingly similar (identical?) to Radiohead and NIN releases, he’s launched Electric Arguments for The Fireman as a DRM-free download.

He’s selling it for $9, a CD + digital for $13, or Vinyl + digital for $30.00.

OR — there’s the Ultra Super Keen Digital Deluxe Limited Edition for only $80!

This boasts »»»

Full Vinyl package
13 track CD album
7 track CD containing bonus mixes and alternate versions
DVD containing hi-definition audio recordings 24bit 96Khz
DVD containing multi-track session files for a selection of the album tracks allowing you to remix
Exclusive Art Print
Extensive Booklet
Immediate download of files

Wowee!

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

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